Discover eligible instruments
Present the tokenised instruments included in the bank’s agreed offering.
Wallets, funding & investing
Tokenised-equity exposure. A bank-led experience.
An intended route to supported, existing tokenised equities within the bank’s application. Explain the instrument, issuer terms and customer eligibility before the investment journey begins.
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Investments
Invest with perspective.
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ExploreHoldingsActivity
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Crypto assetsSelected for your offering
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Tokenised equitiesIssuer-defined exposure
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Product information describes the intended offering. Scope, availability and rollout are agreed with each bank, subject to the applicable product, provider and approval requirements.
Customer experience
Make the instrument understandable.
Understand the exposure
Explain the issuer-defined rights and product terms rather than assuming direct share ownership.
Review the action
Show the instrument, applicable trading conditions and transaction costs before authorisation.
Track the holding
Provide clear transaction states and records for the actual token held.
Your customer. Your banking app.
Make the experience feel familiar.
See how an intended investment journey could fit inside your bank’s application.
Your next investment.
Explore the assets included in your bank’s offering.
Illustrative experience. No account, investment or transaction is created.
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Your bank●
Investments
Invest with perspective.
Illustrative chart · no market data
ExploreHoldingsActivity
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Crypto assetsSelected for your offering
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Tokenised equitiesIssuer-defined exposure
↗⌂Home▥Invest⇄Activity○Profile
From product information to a confirmed holding.
Explore the instrument
Show issuer information, terms, eligibility and the nature of the exposure.
Review the action
Present the supported transaction and the relevant conditions and costs.
Authorise
The customer approves the proposed action under the applicable model.
Confirm the result
Show the completed holding after execution and reconciliation.
The issuer’s terms matter.
Mammoth’s intended offering uses existing tokenised equities. Mammoth is not presented as an issuer of shares, and a token must not be assumed to provide direct share ownership or issuer redemption.
Tokens from different issuers are distinct instruments. Asset availability, trading conditions and issuer calendars must be checked for the selected offering.
No universal market access, continuous trading or guaranteed liquidity is implied.
Operating model
Each party has a clear role.
Your bank
Owns the customer relationship, eligibility, product and asset selection, bank controls, fiat decisions and final integration.
Your customer
Reviews the intended action and gives the authorisation required for that product or bounded future instruction.
Mammoth
Provides reusable interfaces and integrations, transaction validation, monitoring, reconciliation and product records.
Execution providers
Execute the relevant action and apply their own contract, service, issuer or protocol rules.
From intent to outcome
A visible state at every step.
Choose
The customer selects an eligible product or action.
Check
The bank checks the offering, customer eligibility, limits and applicable funds.
Prepare
Mammoth validates the proposed route, permissions and transaction.
Authorise
The customer signs the action or grants the required bounded authority.
Execute
The relevant provider processes the authorised action.
Reconcile
Actual bank, provider and network outcomes become the confirmed record.
A submitted request is not a completed transaction. Pending and exception states remain visible until the outcome is reconciled.
A little more detail
Questions, answered.
The practical details behind the intended offering.
Does Mammoth issue the equity tokens?
No. The intended offering uses existing issuer-defined tokenised equities.
Is holding a token the same as owning a share directly?
That must not be assumed. The rights and exposure depend on the particular issuer and product terms.
Can every bank customer access tokenised equities?
No. Eligibility, jurisdiction, instrument and provider requirements apply to the bank’s selected offering.