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The company

Who we are and what the platform actually does.

What is Slice Financial?

Slice Financial lets verified investors buy a slice of assets that already pay: leased AI data centers, branded rental buildings, and contracted payment streams. Each asset sits in its own company — an SPV — and the income is paid through to token holders.

In practice that means we source a premium asset, place it into a dedicated legal structure, issue digital tokens representing beneficial interest in that structure, and make those tokens available to verified investors worldwide.

What problem does this solve?

Income-producing assets at institutional scale — the data centres artificial intelligence runs on, branded real estate, contracted income streams — have historically required capital that excludes almost everyone. They are also slow and expensive to exit.

Fractionalization lowers the capital barrier. Tokenization gives the position a transferable, auditable form. Together they turn a multi-million-dollar deal into something a diversified investor can actually hold a slice of.

Where is Slice Financial based?

Slice Financial Inc. is a Delaware incorporation with operations run from Palm Beach, Florida. Our registered office address is 340 Royal Poinciana Way, Suite 317, Palm Beach, FL 33480, United States.

We operate through four regional hubs: the Americas (USA), Europe (Budapest and Vienna), the Middle East (Dubai) and Asia (Singapore).

Which asset classes do you cover?

Three, today:

  • AI data centers — the warehouses AI runs in: power, cooling and racks, leased to an operator on a long term. The rent is the return.
  • Branded rental property — a real building run under a known brand, with a lease or an operating contract. Rent comes in on a schedule.
  • Contracted payments — not a building, a payment stream: an annuity, a stack of invoices, or a multi-year service contract. The file always names who pays.
Is this a crypto project?

No. Unlike pure crypto projects, our tokens represent real, legally binding beneficial interest in a physical asset. The blockchain is the register and the settlement rail — it is not the asset.

Each physical asset is secured within a dedicated Special Purpose Vehicle, providing a bankruptcy-remote, regulatory-aligned investment.

Tokenization and ownership

What you actually own, and how it is recorded.

What is Real World Asset tokenization?

It is the process of transitioning a physical asset — such as real estate — onto the blockchain. By tokenizing these securities, we transform them into digital assets that are structured, regulated and secure.

The token is the record of your entitlement. The asset itself continues to exist, be insured, be maintained and be valued in the physical world.

What is an SPV, and why does it matter?

A Special Purpose Vehicle is a company formed for the sole purpose of holding one asset. Because it holds nothing else and carries no unrelated liabilities, it is bankruptcy-remote: problems elsewhere in the group do not reach into it.

Your tokens represent beneficial interest in that SPV. That is the mechanism that makes the position legally binding rather than merely notional.

What does fractional ownership mean in practice?

Tokenization allows an asset to be split into smaller parts. Instead of needing the full purchase price of a property, you take a defined share of it — a slice — with significantly reduced entry costs.

Your economic exposure, and any distributions, track that share.

How is my ownership recorded?

Every transaction and ownership record is secured on a decentralized ledger, ensuring full auditability and trust. The register is immutable — entries cannot be quietly rewritten — and it is verifiable independently of us.

Alongside the on-chain record sits the conventional legal documentation for the SPV that holds the asset.

What do the smart contracts actually do?

They automate the administrative layer: maintaining the register, enforcing transfer restrictions, and handling distributions. By utilizing smart contracts we reduce intermediaries and administrative overhead, maximizing returns for our investors.

Can I tokenize an asset I own?

Yes — that is one half of our business. If you hold an income-producing asset — a leased data centre, a branded property, or a contracted income stream — we can handle structuring, SPV formation, token issuance and distribution to our investor base.

Start with the tokenization enquiry form and the relevant regional desk will come back to you.

What are the stages of a tokenization?

Four:

  • Diligence — the asset is sourced, valued and legally reviewed; title and jurisdictional requirements are verified.
  • SPV formation — the asset is placed into a dedicated, bankruptcy-remote vehicle.
  • Token issuance — beneficial interest is issued as digital tokens under the applicable regulatory framework.
  • Distribution and liquidity — verified investors subscribe, and the position becomes transferable as secondary-market infrastructure develops.

Timelines depend on the asset, the jurisdiction and the completeness of the sponsor’s documentation.

Investing and access

Getting verified, subscribing, and getting out again.

How do I start investing?

In four steps, and the order matters.

  1. Create an investor account. A few minutes, and it commits you to nothing.
  2. Complete KYC/AML verification. Identity and proof of address, reviewed by our compliance desk — usually within one business day. This is a regulatory requirement, not a formality we could waive.
  3. Open the marketplace. Once you are verified, the full dossier for each listing is released to you: terms, fees, minimum ticket, eligibility and the subscription documents.
  4. Subscribe. Sign the commitment from your own wallet, settle in fiat or cryptocurrency, and receive your on-chain ownership record.

Until verification is approved you can sign in and read a short summary of each listing, but not its terms or its documents, and you cannot subscribe. The marketplace is not open to the public at all — listings are released inside the investor portal and nowhere else.

Create an account, or talk to us first.

Who can invest?

That depends on your jurisdiction and your investor status. Our US activity operates under Reg D / Reg S frameworks, our European hub is positioned for MiFID / MiCA compliance, and our UAE hub is aligned with VARA and DLD frameworks.

Each of those regimes defines who may subscribe to a given offering. Tell us where you are based and we will confirm what is available to you.

Can I pay in fiat, or does it have to be crypto?

Either. You can pay in euros or dollars by bank transfer, or in cryptocurrency. The holding is recorded the same way and income is paid out the same way.

What is the minimum investment?

It varies by asset. Fractionalization is specifically designed to lower the entry point relative to buying the underlying outright, but each offering sets its own minimum subscription, which is stated in that asset’s dossier.

How do I earn a return?

Two routes, depending on the asset: income distributions from a yielding asset, and any change in the value of the underlying reflected in your share.

Yields are not guaranteed, and past performance is not a guide to future results. Please read the Risk Disclosure Statement before investing.

How do I exit a position?

Tokenization records ownership in a form that can be transferred without redrawing a deed, which is what a secondary market would eventually need. That market does not exist yet: today every transfer goes through us, and there is no exchange listing and no buy-back.

Liquidity is not guaranteed, however. A secondary market only prices what someone is willing to buy, and transfer may be restricted by the regulatory framework a given offering sits under.

Do I need a crypto wallet?

You need somewhere for your tokens to live. If you already use a self-custody wallet, that works. If you do not, our onboarding team will walk you through the options available in your jurisdiction.

What fees apply?

Fees are set per offering and disclosed in full in each asset’s dossier before you commit — there are no fees that appear only after subscription.

Security and compliance

Custody, audits, regulation and what happens if something goes wrong.

How are the underlying assets secured?

We safeguard investments with bank-grade physical custody, rigorous smart contract audits and fully compliant legal frameworks. Data centre sites are held through their SPVs with the lease and power agreement documented; real estate sits in its own SPV with conventional title, insurance and, where one applies, the brand or operator agreement; an income stream is held with the contract itself, and the dossier names the party who owes the money.

Which regulatory frameworks do you align with?

We operate across multiple jurisdictions and align with SEC, MiCA and VARA standards. In detail: Reg D / Reg S in the United States, MiFID / MiCA positioning in the European Union, and VARA and DLD compliance in the UAE.

What happens to my asset if Slice Financial ceases to operate?

This is exactly what the SPV structure is for. Each asset sits in its own bankruptcy-remote vehicle, separate from the operating company. The asset is not part of the platform’s balance sheet, and your beneficial interest in the SPV does not depend on the platform continuing to trade.

Do you provide investment advice?

No. Slice Financial operates as a technology provider and platform. We are not registered investment advisors, financial planners, tax advisors or legal counsel, and nothing on this site is a recommendation to buy or sell.

You should conduct your own due diligence and consult your own independent professional advisors. See the full Disclaimer.

What are the main risks?

Capital is at risk. Asset values can fall, income can be interrupted, liquidity may be limited or absent, regulatory treatment can change, and technology carries its own operational risk.

The Risk Disclosure Statement sets these out in full. Read it before you invest.

How do I raise a complaint?

Our Complaints policy sets out the process and the timescales you can expect. You can also write directly to info@slicefinancial.ai.

For concerns you would rather raise confidentially, see our Whistleblowing Policy.

How is my personal data handled?

KYC and AML verification necessarily involves identity documentation. How we collect, store, use and delete that data is set out in our Privacy Policy.

Still Stuck?

Ask us the question we have not answered

Our regional desks answer investor and sponsor enquiries directly. Tell us your jurisdiction and we will route you to the right team.

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