Why EquiTrack
The growth moved private. Access didn’t follow.
Companies are staying private longer, and more of their value is created before any listing. Institutions know this. The problem has never been conviction — it’s been the machinery of access.
The problem
Four frictions every allocator recognises.
Access is gated and slow
Meaningful private-market exposure typically means fund commitments, long lock-ups, large minimums and relationships that take years to build. By the time most institutions get in, the early growth is gone.
Pricing is opaque
Quarterly marks, stale valuations and methodology that lives in a PDF nobody can interrogate. Risk teams are asked to sign off on numbers they cannot reconstruct.
Liquidity is an afterthought
Secondaries are negotiated, bilateral and episodic. Exiting a position is a project, not a transaction — and stress is exactly when the door narrows.
Operations don't fit a digital treasury
Crypto-native treasuries and modern asset managers settle in stablecoins and hold assets on-chain. Traditional private-market plumbing was never designed for them.
The EquiTrack answer
Designed against each friction — not around it.
Everything below describes what we are building and how it is intended to operate. Launch is gated by regulatory authorisation, independent security review and our own evidence thresholds.
Thematic, diversified by construction
Six rules-based baskets across AI, energy, healthcare, infrastructure, entertainment and aerospace — designed to give diversified synthetic exposure to a theme, not concentrated bets on single names.
A reference value built for scrutiny
Net asset value is designed to be methodology-driven, multi-source and reportable, with its limitations disclosed rather than hidden. The aim is a number a committee can challenge.
Liquidity designed before launch
Issuance and redemption are planned around a dedicated, collateralised liquidity framework with conservative limits — engineered for stressed conditions first, ordinary conditions second.
On-chain rails, institutional perimeter
Permissioned tokens, identity-verified participants and regulated custody arrangements are intended to keep every holder known and every transfer controlled — while settlement stays in USDC.
Exchange-agnostic distribution
We plan to operate the product layer and distribute through approved third-party regulated venues, so institutions can access exposure where they already trade — without EquiTrack becoming the exchange.
Reporting built for committees
Position, valuation and methodology reporting is being designed for investment committees, auditors and regulators — not just dashboards.
Clarity of scope
What EquiTrack is not.
Institutional trust is built as much by what a platform refuses to be as by what it promises. These lines are deliberate.
Not a retail venue
EquiTrack is being designed for Professional Clients and Market Counterparties. We are not building for retail in v1.
Not tokenised public equities
We are not a broker wrapping listed shares. Baskets are designed to reference privately held companies — synthetically, with no shareholder rights conveyed.
Not a discretionary fund
There is no manager making concentrated calls. Baskets are intended to follow written, versioned methodologies — and change only by those rules.
Not permissionless
Open, anonymous access is incompatible with the perimeter institutions require. Every participant is intended to be identified, verified and allowlisted.
Who it’s for
Built for institutions with a mandate to move early — properly.
Corporate & crypto treasuries
Diversify stablecoin reserves into productive, theme-level private-market exposure — without leaving on-chain operations or taking single-name risk.
Family offices
Access the private-market themes behind the next decade of growth at institutional standards, without building a venture programme from scratch.
Asset & wealth managers
A planned building block for portfolios that need private-market exposure with transparent methodology and committee-grade reporting.
Sovereign & institutional allocators
Regulated-perimeter design, identified counterparties and disclosure-first reporting — built to meet the bar your mandate sets.
Let’s talk about your mandate.
We are speaking with family offices, asset managers, treasuries and sovereign-linked institutions ahead of launch. Tell us what you are looking to access and we will be in touch.