Getting started

TokenForce ApS (Denmark) is building tokenized European equities — onchain tokens that track the price of individual European listed shares and are backed by underlying equity held at a regulated EU custodian. Each token is expected to be issued as a tracker certificate: a structured financial instrument that gives the holder economic exposure to the underlying share. The token is not the share itself.

The result is price exposure to European listed blue-chips, denominated and settled in supported stablecoins, in the form of a standard token (such as ERC-20 or SPL) that is transferable onchain and designed to work with the wallets and venues you already use. Behind every product stands the same issuer: TokenForce ApS, incorporated in Denmark and operating under EU law, with the backing held at a regulated EU custodian.

Start with these five points — they include the facts that surprise people.

• You hold a certificate, not the share — the token gives economic exposure to the underlying equity. It does not make you a shareholder, and voting rights are generally not passed through.
• The token tracks the share — with small differences — a token's value follows the underlying share closely, though not tick-for-tick: dividend handling, FX, and fees each play a small, explainable part. Product specs walks through exactly how.
• Eligible investors only — buying and redeeming via TokenForce requires onboarding and is expected to be limited to professional and other eligible or qualified investors. Full jurisdiction restrictions are listed in the Legal section.
• Dividends are not paid out as cash — dividend value is reflected in the token (total-return style) or distributed as additional tokens, net of applicable withholding taxes — the mechanism is set per product.
• Pre-launch — no product is live and nothing here is an offer. Specifications may change before launch, and the product documentation published at launch is authoritative.

Three steps:

• 1. Onboard — complete identity verification (KYC/AML) and verify the wallet you will buy and redeem with.
• 2. Buy — from the trading terminal, pay in supported stablecoins; the tokenized stock is delivered to your verified wallet.
• 3. Hold or use — keep the token in your own wallet or with a custodian you choose — or, where supported, put it to work across DeFi, for example as collateral. DeFi venues are independent third parties and carry their own risks.

Two layers, one asset: the primary layer — buying from and redeeming with TokenForce — is for onboarded, eligible investors with verified wallets. The token itself is transferable onchain.

TokenForce is for onboarded, eligible investors — availability depends on your jurisdiction (see the Legal section). Have a government ID, proof of address, and any other requested documents ready for verification, and use a supported wallet that you control — token delivery and redemption proceeds go to your verified address, so keep its keys secure.

TokenForce is pre-launch, so some artifacts cannot exist yet. The following will be published, and this documentation links to each as it goes live:

• Product documentation — the legal documents for each product, including final terms and risk disclosures — the authoritative source for what each token is.
• Contract-address registry — the only authoritative list of token and oracle addresses per network, on the Smart contracts page. Verify against it before interacting.
• Audit reports — independent third-party smart-contract audit reports, dated and linked.
• Backing verification — periodic third-party attestations on the underlying holdings, with the verifier and cadence named at launch.
• Asset list — the definitive launch shelf of European equities, with ISIN and listing-venue reference data.
• Fees — the fee shown in the trading terminal before you commit any funds — TokenForce charges transparent fees and does not operate with a spread.