FAQ
Answers the common tokenized-fund questions without drifting into custody, record-owner, or instant-liquidity claims.
Frequently asked questions
Does a tokenized fund replace the official books and records?
No. The official books and records remain with the appointed fund administrator, transfer agent, registrar, or equivalent record owner unless the programme explicitly documents a different arrangement.
What is mirrored representation?
It is a digital position or service-state view linked back to the official record. It helps operators and investors see the current state without implying that the mirrored layer is automatically the legal record.
Can tokenized funds be treated as instant collateral by default?
No. Collateral and transfer-readiness claims stay conditional until the programme publishes the partner roles, operating rules, and evidence that close those actions.
Why are dealing windows still described if the position is tokenized?
Because fund operations still depend on the appointed dealing channel, official allotment or redemption steps, and servicing calendars. Tokenization does not erase those timing rules.