Product instruments establish rights
Investor rights and economic entitlements come from the applicable product instruments and product documents, not a digital record alone.
Compliance and operating model
We bring together financial-product and legal frameworks, compliance workflows, investor records and governance controls in an agreed operating model for a new or existing branded offering. For an existing product, assessment and agreed scope come before any tokenisation or migration.
New offering or existing product
For a new offering, work through the proposition, product framework and who has which decision-making role. For an existing product, the client retains its brand, strategy, assets and relationships. Before any scope is agreed, the governing rights, permissions and approvals, investor and registry data, providers and integrations are assessed.
Investor rights and economic entitlements come from the applicable product instruments and product documents, not a digital record alone.
Once configured, digital holdings and transaction records support registry, administration and reporting for the approved product.
Agreed operating model
Product-specific allocation of issuer, licensee and disclosure roles; document templates prepared subject to product-specific legal review and approval; and, where applicable, distribution or target-market controls.
Configured customer and business verification, financial-crime control, identity and transaction-verification workflows can support participation by verified investors in approved transactions under the product arrangement.
Investor records, holdings, transaction history, reporting, complaints and oversight processes, with controlled transfer and redemption workflows where the approved product rules permit them.
Responsibility map
Brand, assets, investment strategy, commercial economics, client relationship, communications, proposed investor segment, distribution approach, fees, minimums and lifecycle rules.
The branded web experience, onboarding, eligibility, document-presentment, provider-connected payment, records, reporting, administration and controlled lifecycle workflows.
The issuer, licensee and governance parties decide the product structure, disclosures, allocation of regulated activities and approvals. Providers deliver account, payment and settlement services under the product and provider terms.
Cash and records
Individual virtual-account and payment arrangements are provided through the applicable providers, and the operator does not hold investor cash. A branded interface can show available cash, digital holdings and transactions, but the provider, account holder, settlement process and responsibilities are confirmed for each product and service arrangement.
Funding and available cash are subject to the applicable account terms, verification and transaction controls. An approved subscription creates a separate digital holding and transaction record. Withdrawing available cash is different from selling, redeeming or exiting an investment.
Documented MyBrix evidence
The MyBrix PDS describes product-specific roles and rights for that product only. Other offerings need their own product instruments, approvals and arrangements.


Shown here is the genuine MyBrix investor experience. Its product arrangements are specific to MyBrix.
On printed page 8, the MyBrix PDS describes Brix as contractual economic rights while the property owner retains legal title. The product documents establish those rights, and a digital record does not give a Brix holder title to the property.
The MyBrix PDS describes controlled digital holding and transaction records. These are MyBrix-specific arrangements, not a universal operating model.
ExploreService documentation
The offering’s account and service agreements identify the provider, payment and virtual-account arrangements that apply to it. Product and service arrangements remain specific to the relevant documentation.
Discuss a new or existing branded investment offering, the arrangements for your product, and the agreed service scope.