Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
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Zodor is a blockchain-powered ecosystem that makes it easy to invest in real-world assets (RWAs) by converting them into secure digital tokens. These tokens can represent ownership in things like real estate, private company shares, green energy projects, and commodities.
Zodor offers multiple products designed for different needs:
Zodor Capital: Zodor’s own platform for investing in tokenized businesses and properties
Zodor Infra: A plug-and-play tokenization service for businesses to run their own tokenized platforms
Zodor Energy: A clean energy funding engine using blockchain
Zodor Infinity: A no-code platform for launching and managing tokenized businesses
Traditionally, investing in assets like real estate or private equity has been expensive, complicated, and limited by geography. Investors often face high capital requirements, long processing times, and a lack of transparency.
Zodor solves this by:
Tokenizing real-world assets for easy digital access
Enabling fractional ownership, so users can invest with small amounts
Improving liquidity and settlement speed
Providing global access to high-return markets (like India)
Offering transparent and compliant infrastructure using blockchain
RWAs are physical or financial assets with real value. These include:
Real estate properties
Company equity
Bonds and shares
Industrial equipment
Precious metals
Invoice-backed assets
Zodor helps convert these assets into digital tokens that can be owned and traded globally.
Tokenization is the process of turning ownership of a real-world asset into a digital token. Each token represents a fraction of the asset and can be bought, sold, or held.
Why it matters:
It opens access to high-value assets with small investments
Ownership is securely recorded on-chain
It improves asset liquidity and lowers barriers to entry
It brings transparency and automation to the investment process
Fractional ownership lets multiple people co-own a single asset by dividing it into digital shares (tokens). For example, you can own a $1,000 share of a $100,000 property.
This approach allows:
More people to invest in valuable assets
Portfolio diversification with smaller capital
Easier access to markets that were once only for wealthy investors
A security token is a digital representation of ownership in a regulated, real-world asset like real estate or company shares. Unlike utility tokens, they are tied to legal rights (e.g., dividends, profit-sharing) and must follow securities regulations.
In Zodor:
Security tokens represent ownership in tokenized assets
They provide legal and financial rights to investors
Platforms like Zodor Capital and Zodor Energy use security tokens for compliant and secure fundraising
Zodor supports a broad range of tokenized real-world assets, including:
Indian real estate (residential, commercial, land)
Commodities and precious metals
Private equity in businesses
Bonds and financial instruments
Invoice factoring and revenue streams
Renewable energy projects
Investing through Zodor offers:
Lower capital requirements – Start with smaller amounts
Global access – No matter where you live
Faster settlement – No paperwork delays
Liquidity – Easier to sell or trade ownership
Transparency – On-chain tracking of every transaction
Security – Smart contract automation and identity verification
Portfolio diversity – Access to different asset types across industries
$ZOD Tokens: Utility tokens used within the Zodor ecosystem for participation, rewards, and potentially governance
Security Tokens: Regulated digital assets that represent ownership in real-world investments and give rights like income or profit-sharing
The loyalty program rewards users with points for activities like:
Referring friends
Providing feedback
Investing in projects
These points can unlock exclusive benefits or platform perks, helping build a strong, engaged community.
Not at all. Zodor is designed for everyone, including first-time users. With no-code interfaces, easy wallet setup, and guided onboarding, you can start investing or tokenizing without technical knowledge.
Zodor ensures safety through:
Immutable blockchain records of ownership
Smart contracts for tamper-proof transactions
KYC and AML verification to prevent fraud
Audited systems and ongoing security updates You always have full visibility into what you own.
Yes. In most cases, tokens can be sold, transferred, or traded, depending on:
The asset type
Jurisdictional rules
Lock-in periods defined by the token offering
Some tokens may also be listed on secondary markets to improve liquidity.
Zodor removes the middlemen, friction, and limitations of traditional investing by:
Enabling borderless access to tokenized RWAs
Offering fractional ownership of high-value assets
Settling transactions instantly via smart contracts
Providing a transparent and compliant investment process
Giving users the tools to build or invest in tokenized businesses
It’s not just a platform—it’s an ecosystem that empowers both investors and businesses.
You only need:
A smartphone or computer
Internet connection
A digital wallet (like MetaMask or WalletConnect)
Identity documents for KYC verification
Once verified, you can start exploring opportunities across Zodor’s platforms.
Zodor Infra is a fully modular infrastructure platform that offers Tokenization-as-a-Service to businesses and institutions. It allows companies to tokenize their real-world assets using Zodor’s secure and customizable blockchain protocol, which can be integrated directly into their own applications and platforms.
Zodor Infra is designed for asset-heavy businesses, fintech platforms, and corporations that want to tokenize their own assets—such as real estate, bonds, commodities, or machinery—and manage their ecosystem independently. It’s ideal for entities seeking to build their own tokenization platforms using enterprise-ready infrastructure.
Zodor Infra provides the backend infrastructure and protocol to businesses as a service. It’s a white-labeled toolkit that allows businesses to run their own tokenization systems on their terms.
Zodor Capital is Zodor’s own platform—where Zodor hosts and operates tokenized projects directly and provides a marketplace for global investors to participate.
Zodor Infra’s TaaS offering includes:
A customizable tokenization protocol
Integration via APIs and SDKs
On-chain asset management
Compliance-ready KYC/AML integration via Masque ID
Technical and onboarding support
Ongoing updates and maintenance
Zodor Infra supports tokenization of a wide range of asset classes, including:
Real estate properties (land banks, development projects)
Bonds and shares (including blue-chip equity)
Industrial assets (plants, machinery)
Capital-heavy greenfield infrastructure
Inventories of precious metals or commodities
The integration follows a well-structured flow:
Initiate interest by contacting the TaaS team
Scope assessment to understand business needs
Technical consultation for compliance and compatibility
Integration using APIs/SDKs with your platform
Testing and QA
Deployment and ongoing support
Zodor Infra is designed with compliance in mind. It includes KYC/AML-ready integrations and works with clients to ensure the platform meets necessary jurisdictional standards. However, final regulatory implementation is the responsibility of the client using the infrastructure.
Yes. Zodor Infra is designed to be flexible. You can customize your token economics, user interface, compliance flows, and investor experience to match your platform’s goals and branding.
Zodor Capital is Zodor’s own decentralized platform where businesses onboard and tokenize their assets—such as real estate or equity—and where users around the world can discover and invest in those opportunities through blockchain-powered tools.
Zodor Capital is built for global participation. Retail and institutional investors can browse active tokenized offerings and invest directly in projects using a secure, compliant interface.
The platform focuses on tokenized real-world assets, particularly:
Indian real estate projects
Tokenized equity in businesses
Impact-oriented sectors like green infrastructure
Fractional ownership means investors can own a share of high-value assets, like property, without needing to buy the whole asset. Zodor Capital enables this through digital tokens, lowering the entry barrier for everyone.
Zodor Capital rewards active users through a loyalty points system. Points can be earned by participating, investing, referring others, or engaging with platform activities—building a stronger, more involved community.
Yes. The platform is designed to be inclusive, with dedicated initiatives to support women-led startups, helping them access global capital and connect with the DeFi ecosystem.
All tokenized assets are recorded on-chain, providing investors with verifiable proof of ownership and access to transparent project data. The platform is built with high security standards and complies with data protection regulations.
Zodor Infinity is a no-code platform that allows entrepreneurs and businesses to launch tokenized ventures. It acts as a plug-and-play tool—similar to Shopify—but for tokenized businesses backed by real-world assets.
Any business or creator offering real-world asset-backed products—like equity in a company, shares in a real estate project, or renewable energy tokens—can use Zodor Infinity to tokenize and manage ownership distribution globally.
No. The platform is built with a no-code interface, allowing users to create, launch, and manage tokenized assets without needing development skills.
Zodor Infinity allows businesses to raise capital by issuing tokens that represent ownership or value in their projects. These tokens can be offered to a global pool of investors—both retail and institutional.
Yes. The platform includes integrated legal frameworks and jurisdiction-aware tools to help users stay compliant while launching tokenized businesses.
Zodor Infinity comes with:
A no-code tokenization dashboard
Built-in KYC/AML integrations
Access to payment gateways and secondary markets
Transparent on-chain tracking for investors
Traditional fundraising is often restricted by geography, regulations, and high costs. Zodor Infinity removes these barriers by providing fast, secure, and globally accessible tokenization tools that enhance transparency and investor confidence.
Zodor Infinity is designed to democratize access to capital and empower anyone, anywhere, to turn their real-world business into a borderless digital asset. It’s a step toward a more inclusive, decentralized financial ecosystem.
Maskade is a high-performance, privacy-focused blockchain built to support tokenized ecosystems and decentralized applications (dApps). It provides a secure, scalable, and compliant foundation for real-world asset tokenization while maintaining privacy for sensitive transactions.
Maskade combines three critical capabilities:
Scalability – Can handle a high volume of transactions with minimal latency
Security – Built on proven consensus protocols for robust protection
Compliance – Designed with auditability, KYC/AML, and enterprise-grade standards in mind
It’s optimized for projects that require privacy, legal clarity, and high performance—such as real-world asset tokenization and financial dApps.
Maskade leverages Avalanche L1 (previously known as Avalanche Subnet) because it provides the perfect foundation for decentralized applications needing speed, scalability, and flexibility.
Avalanche L1 allows Maskade to:
Operate independently with full control over its network
Offer sub-second transaction finality
Keep costs low while maintaining global accessibility
Maintain compatibility with smart contracts and EVM-based tools
In short, it gives Maskade the freedom to scale without compromising performance or user experience.
Privacy-Preserving Transactions – Keeps user data confidential while enabling on-chain auditability
Smart Contract Support – Automates processes like token issuance, redemption, and governance
Scalability – Designed to handle large-scale applications and high-frequency use cases
Decentralization – Built on a decentralized architecture to reduce fraud and single points of failure
Energy Efficiency – Aligned with sustainable practices by using eco-friendly consensus protocols
Maskade is ideal for:
Real-world asset tokenization platforms
Private investment marketplaces
Financial infrastructure dApps
Digital identity and compliance-focused apps
Any dApp requiring both privacy and scalability
Maskade was designed with tokenization in mind. Its features allow businesses to:
Create tokens backed by real-world assets
Automate regulatory compliance using smart contracts
Provide real-time ownership tracking and audit logs
Enable fractional ownership and instant settlement
Whether you're tokenizing real estate, equity, or financial contracts—Maskade provides the privacy, control, and performance you need.
Yes. Developers benefit from compatibility with EVM tools and APIs, while enterprises appreciate Maskade’s built-in compliance, scalability, and support for privacy controls. It’s a flexible and powerful environment for building regulated or high-stakes dApps.
Masque ID is a decentralized identity protocol designed to bring secure, privacy-respecting identity management to on-chain environments. It enables compliant interactions with tokenized assets and DeFi protocols by combining on-chain identity proofs with off-chain data verification, such as KYC documents.
Most blockchain systems either ignore compliance or compromise privacy. Masque ID was created to fix this — by allowing KYC/AML compliance without requiring users to expose sensitive information on-chain. It helps strike a balance between regulatory requirements, user privacy, and decentralized access.
Masque ID supports a wide range of identity attributes, including:
Jurisdiction codes (e.g., country or region of legal residence)
Risk scores (which can reflect fraud risk, sanction list status, etc.)
Compliance credentials (such as KYC/AML verification status or accreditation level)
These attributes help platforms enforce regional regulations, allowlist users, or restrict access where necessary.
Masque ID uses a hybrid model:
Sensitive data like passports or documents are stored off-chain by trusted KYC providers
On-chain, only encrypted identity proofs and attestations are published — keeping the blockchain auditable, but privacy-preserving
This ensures that private information remains confidential while still enabling real-time, verifiable compliance checks.
Instead of putting raw personal data on-chain, Masque ID publishes only encrypted, tamper-proof proofs. These cryptographic proofs are:
Validated by trusted third-party KYC providers
Immutable and verifiable on-chain
Linked to user wallets without exposing document-level details
This approach makes it possible to prove compliance without revealing sensitive personal information.
Compliance claims are specific proofs or certifications tied to a user identity — such as:
“KYC verified”
“Not on a sanctions list”
“Accredited investor (USA)”
These claims are stored in the Claim Registry, and each wallet’s identity is linked to its verified claims. Platforms can query these claims in real time to grant or deny access to token sales, gated assets, or jurisdiction-sensitive applications.
Masque ID is built to be dynamic. If a user's status changes — for example, if their documents expire or they become non-compliant:
Claims can be revoked or updated on-chain
Risk scores can be recalculated based on new activity, jurisdiction changes, or updated provider data
Applications relying on Masque ID will reflect these changes instantly through the Claim Registry
Each user on Masque ID has a risk score that is influenced by factors like:
Jurisdiction (regulatory environment)
Document validity
Compliance claims
Usage history or behavioral flags (e.g., blacklisting)
This score helps platforms make smarter decisions when approving participation or unlocking access to financial products.
The process follows these steps:
A user submits their documents to a trusted KYC provider
The provider verifies the documents and creates an encrypted proof of the user's identity
This proof is published on-chain (not the actual documents)
Claims are added to the user's profile in the Claim Registry
Platforms can now reference this verified identity in real time