Neutral infrastructure. For regulated capital.
Boli is a B2B software company. We build the tokenization tech infrastructure, distribution interoperability, and agentic-automation runtime that law firms, fund administrators, transfer agents, project originators, registries, and governments use to tokenize and operate their programs.
The Stripe model for regulated assets.
Stripe is not a bank. Twilio is not a telecom carrier. Plaid is not a financial institution. Boli is not a financial institution either. We write, host, and license software. Every regulated activity in the stack — issuance, brokerage, custody, transfer- agent duties, fund administration, marketplace operation, stablecoin issuance, AML program of record — is performed by the customer or a licensed partner the customer contracts directly.
The result: we move at software speed. No VASP/CASP/broker-dealer licensing overhead to slow the roadmap, no conflict of interest with the venues we integrate with, no incentive to extract flow-based economics. Our revenue is license fees and usage fees. We never take a bps cut of your capital.
What we hold to.
Neutral by design
We don't compete with exchanges, custodians, registries, or funds. We feed them.
Unregulated software
Stripe / Twilio / Plaid model. The customer carries every license, registration, and filing.
Chain-agnostic
EVM, SVM, and Canton at launch. Polymesh, Provenance, and others where they're the right venue.
Standards-native
ERC-3643, ERC-4626, SPL Token-2022, Daml, W3C VC/DID, Verra, Gold Standard, ICVCM CCP, eIDAS 2.0.
Agent-native from day one
Every token ships with x402, AP2, MCP, ERC-8004, A2A, and ACP endpoints — not as a future roadmap.
Human in the loop by default
Autonomy dials up per workflow, per asset, per counterparty. Every action is cryptographically attributable.
The buyer is institutional. The program owner is the customer.
We sell to the firms that already control the assets, the filings, and the end-investor relationships. We deliver under their brand, their counsel, and their program governance.
- Law firms — securities, real estate, project finance
- Fund administrators, transfer agents, trustees
- Real-estate consulting firms, placement agents
- Family offices with in-house legal / ops
- Fund managers launching tokenized RE / credit / PE vehicles
- Project developers and originators (forestry, ARR, REDD+, DAC, BECCS, blue carbon, biochar, soil, renewables, biodiversity, water, plastic)
- Verifiers, validators, registries, and standards bodies
- Corporate offtakers and ratings / MRV firms
- ESG consultancies and Big-4 sustainability practices
- Ministries of finance, treasuries, debt-management offices
- Central banks and monetary authorities
- Procurement and public-works agencies
- Social-protection and benefits agencies
- Land-registry, permit, and credential-issuing authorities
- Multilateral institutions (World Bank, IMF, UN agencies, RDBs)
Software fees. Not flow.
Setup fees per asset or program. Recurring platform fees per live asset. Seat fees per issuer organization. Jurisdiction-pack and distribution-interop add-ons. Usage fees on Boli-hosted infra for customers not self-hosting.
Explicitly excluded: trading fees, spread capture, AUM fees, marketplace revenue, custody fees, bps on settlement volume, interchange — anything that would make Boli look like a regulated participant in the flow rather than a software vendor to the participants.
Build on the neutral software layer for regulated assets.
We work directly with law firms, fund administrators, transfer agents, project originators, registries, and government integrators.