Thailand has a purpose-built investment token regime and went a step further: it removed the retail investment cap specifically for property-backed tokens. What none of that hands you is the platform, and that’s where we come in.
Many regulators treat property-backed tokens as an awkward edge case. Thailand defined clear rules for their interpretation.
The regulator removed the retail investment cap for tokens backed by real estate or by income from real estate. Retail investors had been limited to 300,000 baht each. The limit was lifted to match the rules to the risk.
Platform operators require SEC approval to sell Investment tokens, and subsequent issuers will be subject to a screening process. Portals must be Thai companies with minimum registered capital of 5 million baht.
An issuer applicant must show the regulator that the business model and the smart contracts are enforceable, and must be a limited or public limited company that is not insolvent. The code is part of the filing, not a detail.
No enticing or pressuring investors into impulsive decisions, no implying guaranteed returns, risk warnings required, and any external information must come from reliable sources that are clearly named.
Shelf filing lets an issuer offer multiple tokens under a single application where the underlying assets are of similar nature, with no cap on the number of offerings within two years of approval.
What you own and what you want to raise. We say plainly whether this fits, including when it does not.
Our local partner sets the structure and pathway for becoming an SEC compliant portal together with your disclosure requirements for the issuance.
The legal work and the launch run in parallel. In Thailand the pace is set by the portal screening and by regulator approval of the filing before the offering opens. Your lawyer starts on day one.
Yes, under a dedicated investment token regime. Digital tokens are split into investment tokens and utility tokens, and a property-backed instrument that pays investors is an investment token.
Yes. Issuance must run through an approved portal, which acts as the first screen on the issuer. Portals are Thai companies with minimum registered capital of 5 million baht.
Yes, and without the usual cap. The regulator revoked the retail investment limit for tokens backed by real estate or by income from real estate. Investors had previously been capped at 300,000 baht each.
That the applicant is a limited or public limited company and not insolvent, that the portal has assessed compliance, and that the business model and the smart contracts are actually enforceable.
Last updated: 12-08-2026
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