Stobox: the infrastructure company that takes a private asset from paperwork to a compliant on-chain security
Most tokenization vendors sell the last step, the mint button. Stobox built the two steps before it: an intelligence layer that turns a company’s documents into one verifiable record, and a regulated raise routed through licensed broker-dealers. Only then does the asset go on-chain.
What it is
- Three live products on one record. Intelligence reads incorporation documents, cap table, contracts and financials and reconciles them into a single canonical company record with a readiness score. Raisable turns that record into a broker-accepted offering package. Compass issues the asset on-chain with compliance enforced in the token itself.
- A fourth product, Stobox MCP, connects Claude, ChatGPT and other AI clients to the company’s tokenization knowledge base.
- Compliance sits inside the asset rather than in a spreadsheet: transfer restrictions, investor whitelists, jurisdiction limits and lock-ups are enforced at the smart-contract level through ERC-7943.
- Non-custodial by design. Passkey smart wallets on Base, USDC settlement, and the company states it never touches investor funds.
- Stobox is a technology provider, not a broker-dealer or investment adviser. Regulated distribution runs through licensed partners including Silicon Prairie, tZERO and Entoro.
- Published product pricing: recurring SaaS from $499 to $1,999 per month, per-asset SaaS from $199 to $499 per month, and a one-off fee to take an asset fully on-chain. The company states it never takes a percentage of a client’s raise.
What is already done
Points below are stated by the company in its own materials, or published by the third parties named. They are not independently verified by FinanceBeef.
- Eight years of operating history. Founded in Kyiv in 2018 by Gene Deyev, Ross Shemeliak and Borys Pikalov. The company states it shipped the first end-to-end STO platform in 2019 and the first decentralised exchange for security tokens in 2020. Borys Pikalov stepped back from operations in 2025 and remains a shareholder.
- Company-stated traction: over $305 million in assets structured and supported, more than 100 client engagements across 20+ jurisdictions, and a GAAP-profitable FY2024. The company states these financials are management-prepared and unaudited.
- Backer and production adopter of ERC-7943, the Universal Real World Asset Interface, which reached Final status as an Ethereum standard in May 2026. Checkable on eips.ethereum.org.
- Invited to contribute at the U.S. SEC Crypto Task Force tokenization roundtable in Washington D.C., alongside BlackRock, Fidelity, NASDAQ and Securitize.
- Invited to the Qatar Financial Centre Digital Assets Lab, alongside Polygon, Hacken and Taurus.
- Named partners include Silicon Prairie and tZERO (SEC and FINRA registered broker-dealers), Entoro, Assetera (EU MiFID-regulated venue), Canton Network, Base, Eqvista and Particula.
- Named live clients in 2025 and 2026: Monerys AG, described as Switzerland’s first blockchain-integrated bank, AriyaX private-jet tokenization in MENA, and ZGrowth, described as Canada’s first regulated stablecoin issuer.
- Client mix by the company’s own classification: real estate 40%, natural resources 25%, energy 15%, financial services 10%, other 10%.
- Featured in the CoinGecko global RWA ecosystem reports for 2024 and 2025. Founding member of the STO Foundation. Coverage in Cointelegraph, Associated Press, Reuters, Business Insider, Tech.eu, Finextra and TradingView.
- Audience: the company states over 70,000 YouTube subscribers, more than a million views and 280+ published articles.
- Senior team of six named operators: Gene Deyev (founder and chief executive), Ross Shemeliak (co-founder and chief operating officer), Vlad Gudzenko (chief technology officer, AI infrastructure), Max Rafalskyi (chief legal officer), Arevik Dumikian (chief customer officer), Dmitriy Trapitsyn (growth and product).
At a glance
As stated in the company materials and on stobox.io. Verify independently before committing capital.
Risks and open questions
Several of these come from Stobox’s own disclosures, which is a point in the company’s favour. They are still the questions that decide whether it works. Get them answered in writing.
- The company states a going-concern consideration and limited operating cash, and says the first tranche alone does not fund the whole business plan. Ask what happens if the rest of the round does not close.
- Historical financial figures, including the profitable FY2024, are management-prepared and unaudited. Ask for audited or reviewed statements before relying on them.
- There are two different instruments with two different issuers. Direct equity is in the Wyoming parent under Regulation D 506(c). STBX is tokenized Class-C shares issued by a separate BVI special purpose vehicle. Rights, terms and protections are not the same. Ask precisely which entity you would own, and what a Class-C share carries.
- Eligibility is narrow and jurisdictional. The Regulation D path is open to verified US accredited investors only, and the company states its broker-dealer portal was still being finalised. STBX is expressly not available to US persons and depends on exemptions in your own jurisdiction.
- The independent valuation cited on the company’s site is a model-driven estimate prepared by a valuation firm for its own purpose. The company itself states it is not a 409A fair market value, not an offering document, and not the price of any security. Do not treat it as either a price or a confirmation of one.
- Raisable, one of the three products, is operated by a separate company, Raisable.AI, which licenses the Stobox infrastructure under a revenue-share arrangement. Ask how much of the revenue you are underwriting depends on an entity you would not be buying.
- The category is crowded and far better capitalised. Securitize, Tokeny, Polymath and tZERO all compete for the same issuers. Securitize is cited on the Stobox site as a valuation comparable; it is a competitor, not a proxy for Stobox.
- Any shares would be restricted and illiquid. There is no public market, resale is limited, and a regulated secondary venue may never materialise for this security.
- Market-size forecasts and category multiples quoted in the company’s materials are third-party estimates about the market, not a forecast of Stobox results, and the company says so itself.
- Client-mix percentages and engagement counts are management’s own classification, not an audited breakdown.
Where the commercial terms live
We do not republish them here, on purpose.
- Stobox publishes its own round terms, valuation, use of funds and full risk factors on stobox.io/invest, and the binding terms sit only in the official offering documents on the broker-dealer portal.
- FinanceBeef does not restate valuations, round sizes, price per share, minimums or any expected return on this page. We are not authorised to communicate a financial promotion, and a caveat does not cure a published figure. Read the numbers at the source, where they carry the issuer’s own disclosures and liability.
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Stobox Technologies, Inc. is an early-stage company that states a going-concern consideration and limited operating cash, and whose historical financials are management-prepared and unaudited. No investment terms, valuation, returns, projections, ticket sizes or minimums are published on this page. FinanceBeef sources and introduces companies and projects. It is not authorised or regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority or by any other competent authority, it is not an investment adviser, broker, placement agent or funding portal, and nothing on this page is investment, legal or tax advice, a personal recommendation, or an assessment that this opportunity is suitable for you. Nothing here is an offer, invitation or inducement to buy or subscribe for any security or token, and no offering document has been approved by any regulator. Any offer is made only by the issuer through its own official offering documents and its licensed intermediary. Securities described are restricted, illiquid and subject to transfer restrictions and jurisdictional eligibility; the Regulation D placement is open to verified US accredited investors only, and STBX is not available to US persons. Nothing on this page implies approval or endorsement by any regulator, government body, exchange or broker-dealer. FinanceBeef may receive a fee from the project for an introduction. All figures, audits, standards, partnerships and credentials are the company’s own statements or those of the third parties named, and have not been verified by FinanceBeef. Investments of this kind are high risk, there may be no market in which to sell, and you should be prepared to lose the entire amount committed. Carry out your own due diligence, read the offering documents in full, and take independent professional advice before making any decision.