Blockchain Firm Realio Partners With tZERO
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tZERO, a leader in blockchain innovation and digital assets, is partnering with Realio, a technology ecosystem for institutional-grade digital assets.
tZERO Group, Inc. and its broker-dealer subsidiaries (tZERO) provide an innovative liquidity platform for private companies and assets. They offer institutional-grade solutions for issuers looking to digitize their capital table through blockchain technology, and trade on a regulated alternative trading system. tZERO democratizes access to private assets by providing a simple, automated, and efficient trading venue to broker-dealers, institutions, and investors.
Realio is a blockchain solutions provider for issuers, fund managers, and technology providers, committed to combining private equity with blockchain technology. It’s a DeFi rail to institutional-grade real-world assets, which lets the moderately sized investors, such as family offices and individuals invest alongside the big guys.
This partnership will connect Realio’s global network of real estate and private equity issuers, with an existing pipeline of over $300M in assets to be tokenized, to tZERO ATS, giving the issuers the option to trade the assets on a secondary market. tZERO ATS is a FINRA member broker-dealer that operates an alternative trading system (ATS).
“Our goal is to increase tZERO’s exposure to high-quality, digitized assets that are interested in a path to secondary trading,” said tZERO CEO Saum Noursalehi. “Today’s announcement is a step forward in achieving this goal. We look forward to working with Realio to connect with its pipeline of issuers seeking to trade on a regulated platform.”
“At Realio, we are eliminating the barriers to invest in, trade, and leverage exclusive real estate, private equity, and other real-world assets through decentralized finance,” said Realio Co-founder and CEO Derek Boirun. “We are excited to partner with tZERO and connect our issuers with a market-leading venue to access secondary liquidity through a world-class regulated platform.”