Brickken Launches Tiered White-Label Platform to Bring Real-World Asset Tokenization to Institutions at Scale

Barcelona-based tokenization platform Brickken is taking a bold step forward in its mission to make real-world asset (RWA) tokenization mainstream. Following a successful $2.5 million seed round that closed in January at a $22.5 million valuation, the company is launching a newly architected white-label solution tailored for institutions, asset managers, and developers seeking to bring traditional assets on-chain. The platform offers compliance-first tooling, deep integration capabilities, and scalable architecture—marking a new phase in Brickken’s positioning as a top-tier tokenization-as-a-service (TaaS) provider.

Bridging the Gap Between Traditional Finance and Web3 

Tokenization is no longer a buzzword—it’s a growing necessity for institutions that want to unlock liquidity, transparency, and programmability from existing off-chain assets. Brickken’s expanded product suite is designed to address exactly that demand. With its new tiered white-label platform, the company is offering a full-stack solution that meets the needs of clients across the spectrum—from global financial institutions with complex compliance requirements to agile startups looking to tokenize equity or real estate in emerging markets. CEO and Co-Founder Edwin Mata makes it clear that Brickken’s approach is grounded in pragmatism, stating, “Tokenization has already shifted far from being just a theory; it’s a business imperative now. Our new platform architecture reflects that reality. We’ve rebuilt our stack to give businesses exactly what they need—compliance-first tools that scale with their ambitions.”

A Tiered Offering for Every Type of Tokenization Client  

Brickken’s platform now offers distinct solutions tailored to the needs of different customer segments. For startups and growth-stage companies, its SaaS plans allow them to tokenize assets with minimal overhead, delivering a simple onboarding experience, automated issuance, and baked-in regulatory compliance that accelerates time to market from months to days. This democratized access to infrastructure is designed for those who want to launch tokenized assets without hiring an in-house tech or legal team. On the enterprise side, Brickken is delivering custom white-label solutions for institutions that manage complex, multi-jurisdictional portfolios. These clients gain access to fully branded tokenization platforms, customizable permissions and roles, on-chain governance modules, and seamless API connectivity for full back-office automation. This enables banks, real estate funds, and law firms to integrate tokenized instruments directly into their operational workflows—no matter how regulated or diverse their portfolios may be. For developers, Brickken is launching a suite of APIs, SDKs, and integration libraries that plug directly into existing systems. Whether building from scratch or adapting legacy software, developers can now use Brickken’s compliance infrastructure to roll out scalable, asset-backed solutions with speed and confidence.

Investor Confidence and Technical Vision Converge 

The rollout of the new white-label platform comes on the heels of Brickken’s seed round in January 2025, which brought in $2.5 million from prominent backers who see tokenization as one of the defining trends in global finance. The raise puts Brickken at a post-money valuation of $22.5 million and underscores investor belief in both the team’s vision and its technical execution. Mata sees this momentum as validation of the company’s long-term value proposition: bridging Web2 balance sheets with Web3 infrastructure. “We aim to solve the hardest part of tokenization—compliance at scale,” he said. “Whether you’re a law firm tokenizing client equity, a bank issuing digitized bonds, or a startup raising funds via digital assets—Brickken can power your infrastructure.” That infrastructure includes everything from automated KYC/AML processes to on-chain identity permissions and issuance modules, creating a regulatory framework that fits both local and cross-border jurisdictions.

Becoming the Stripe of Tokenization

What makes Brickken’s new direction especially compelling is its ambition to do more than help businesses mint tokens. By offering modular, extensible infrastructure that supports everything from issuance to compliance to integration, Brickken is laying the foundation for a new financial stack—one that is powered by RWAs but interoperable with existing systems. Clients already span industries including private equity, real estate, and emerging markets, where traditional financing models often face friction or red tape. Brickken is becoming the go-to provider for institutions looking to bring real-world assets into programmable, digital frameworks—and many have started to call the company the “Stripe for Tokenization,” referencing the payments giant that once did the same for online commerce. That analogy isn’t accidental. Just as Stripe abstracted the complexity of online payments into a developer-friendly API layer, Brickken is doing the same for asset tokenization—turning a legal and technical minefield into a scalable, repeatable process.

Looking Ahead: A Compliance-First Future for On-Chain Finance  

With global interest in asset tokenization accelerating—from central banks to venture capital firms to sovereign wealth funds—the infrastructure layer is emerging as the most critical battleground. Whoever controls the rails for tokenized finance will likely shape how trillions in real-world value make their way onto the blockchain. Brickken is positioning itself to be one of those gatekeepers, not by being flashy, but by being useful. Its new tiered platform offers something rare in crypto: industrial strength, legal clarity, and user-centric design. In doing so, Brickken isn’t just building tools—it’s creating the connective tissue between traditional finance and the decentralized economy.