Stater.Finance Introduces New Technologies to Tokenize Goods
Stater.Finance, an IT company specializing in financial management and asset tokenization, has announced the launch of a new technology for digitizing physical goods. Through the platform's tools, users can tokenize physical goods such as corn, meat, wheat, cotton, gems, and metals.
"At the moment, there are no tools avalible in the market that allow the tokenization of goods available on retail markets and stock exchanges. We intend to provide such a tool for small and medium-sized businesses. Our platform will enable the rapid tokenization of goods and their presentation on international trading platforms," the company commented.
In essence, the Stater.Finance platform will connect product manufacturers, investors, and traders. Businesses can tokenize their products, while investors can invest in specific companies. This will enable businesses to expand seamlessly and without geographical limitations. "Our solutions make business truly international. Tokens for cotton, meat, or metals will be traded on our platform and other trading platforms, backed by real goods. At the same time, we pay special attention to user data protection and insurance," commented Stater.Finance.
The Stater.Finance platform is set to be launched by the end of the year. Users will also have access to features such as electronic document management, contract management, e-invoicing, and various other tools for effective trading.STATER is a hybrid IT and financial management company. We are developing technology that simplifies investing in tokenized physical commodities , including corn, meat, wheat, cotton, precious metals, and diamonds, among others.
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