Compliance on Defactor isn't a manual review step — it's built into every asset. Each token carries its own eligibility rules, transfer restrictions and audit trail, so it stays compliant wherever it goes.
This guide explains the three things that travel with every token and how they keep deals compliant automatically.
Rules that live inside the token
Traditional compliance checks happen around an asset — before a trade, after a transfer, in a separate system. Defactor puts the rules inside the asset itself.
That means compliance is enforced at the moment of every transfer, not reconstructed later. A non-compliant transfer simply can't complete.
The three built-in guarantees
Verify once, stay compliant everywhere
Because the rules and records travel with the asset, participants verify once and reuse that verification across every eligible deal.
For operators and issuers, this turns compliance from a recurring cost into a one-time setup that keeps enforcing itself.