Raise capital for blockchain securities
Capital formation services for companies issuing securities on a blockchain through a FINRA member and SEC-registered broker-dealer.
ProFinancial is your gateway into the Prometheum ecosystem, empowering your assets from capital formation (ProFin) to trading (ProATS) and custody (ProCap).
Streamline Capital Formation with Modern Infrastructure
ProFinancial offers capital formation services for fund sponsors, companies, asset managers, and more.
Real-time transparency: Track ownership and transaction history with blockchain-based auditability.
Lower cost model v. traditional issuance: Reduce reliance on traditional intermediaries to reduce fees and reach new pools of investors.
Focused compliance: ProFinancial conducts full KYC and AML checks on all customers.
In today’s market, simply issuing a security or investment fund on the blockchain isn’t enough - you need infrastructure with the functionality of traditional capital markets.
Prometheum supports the full lifecycle of blockchain securities-from capital formation (ProFin) to secondary market trading (ProATS) to custody (ProCap)-through our network of FINRA member and SEC-registered broker-dealers.
Integrated with Prometheum's Full Lifecycle Digital Market Infrastructure
End-to-end blockchain securities support
Read more about the Blockchain Securities Lifecycle here .
Ready to launch your offering?
Talk to our team to learn how ProFinancial can lead your next capital raise.
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Footnote
* "Qualified custodian" is defined by the SEC in Rule 206(4)-2 under the Investment Advisers Act of 1940 to include "A broker-dealer registered under section 15(b)(1) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, holding the client assets in customer accounts."