FAQs

Why should I use FAAST instead of building my own setup?

Because building your own structure isn’t just about tech, you’ll need deep legal and compliance expertise to meet complex regulatory requirements. This process can take 6–12 months and cost hundreds of thousands in legal reviews, licensing, and compliance overheads. FAAST lets you go live in few days with 40–60% lower costs.

Is FAAST regulated?

Yes. FAAST operates through a Cayman Islands Segregated Portfolio Company (SPC) regulated by CIMA (Cayman Islands Monetary Authority) and managed by a licensed entity under the BVI Financial Services Commission.

What does “bankruptcy remote” mean?

Each Segregated Portfolio (SP) is legally ring-fenced, so if another SP faces issues, your assets remain completely unaffected.

Who can invest in FAAST-launched funds?

Accredited and institutional investors who pass KYC/KYB checks.

Do I need to build my own tokenization tech?

No. FAAST provides audited, ready-to-use smart contracts for token issuance.

What assets can I tokenize through FAAST?

Private credit, real estate, trade finance, capital markets (T-bills, bonds, MMF), commodities like gold, and more.

How are investor funds handled?

Funds are held by licensed custodians. Capital flows through regulated OTC desks and investment managers.

How often will NAV (Net Asset Value) be reported?

Standard frequency is monthly, but bi-weekly or ad-hoc NAV reports are available on request.