Turning energy cargoes and other real assets into asset-backed digital tokens — funded by many, settled in seconds, and intended to operate under a Hong Kong licence (not yet applied for). In development.
In development · working toward a Hong Kong stablecoin licence (not yet applied for)MOOZARS is building regulated infrastructure to tokenise real-world assets — starting with energy and commodities, and extending to property and other assets. Each token is designed to be backed by a share of the real asset, settled using a regulated stablecoin.
Each digital token is designed to be backed by a portion of a real commodity, held in safekeeping behind it.
Payment uses a stablecoin — a digital form of money that always holds the same value, fully backed by cash. Settlement is designed to take seconds rather than the 2–5 days of traditional banking, so capital is freed at once.
The first market is energy, because oil is already traded worldwide every day. The same method then extends to other commodities, property and further assets.
Today, a crude oil cargo worth well over US$100 million can be financed only by a few of the world’s largest trading firms and banks. MOOZARS is designed to open that financing to many participants together. Here is the intended journey of a single cargo.
The cargo is divided into digital tokens, each backed by a portion of the oil.
The cargo is funded by many together. The seller is paid at once, with a permanent record of every transaction.
Proceeds return to token holders when the cargo settles. The same method is intended to extend to other real-world assets.
Tokenising an asset makes it easier to divide and move, but it cannot create a market on its own — tokens are only worth something if there are real buyers for what sits beneath them.
Crude oil trades continuously across the world, among thousands of buyers and sellers.
MOOZARS does not need to create demand for the asset — it connects to a market that already exists.
MOOZARS intends to seek a stablecoin licence from the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA), Hong Kong’s central bank and financial regulator. Hong Kong has a dedicated stablecoin law and sits at the centre of Asian trade and energy. No licence is held and no application has yet been submitted.
MOOZARS Ltd is a UK company (England & Wales, no. 14157790) with UK trademark registrations across 115 financial-service terms (view the UK IPO record). It is working toward a Hong Kong stablecoin licence.
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Working toward a stablecoin licence from the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) for tokenised real-world-asset settlement, with reference to the regulatory frameworks of Hong Kong, the US, the EU, the UK and Singapore. No licence is currently held and no application has yet been submitted.
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