Guides, documentation, and research to help you navigate Africa's digital capital market.
Detailed operational workflows prepared for SECZ regulatory submission and internal use. All five core platform processes documented and print-ready.
Investor Funds Flow
Deposits, withdrawals, custodial account, reconciliation
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Issuer Lifecycle
SPV → tokenisation → offering → secondary market
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Trade Settlement
Order matching, fee deduction, atomic settlement
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Primary Offering Flow
Proposal → review → approval → subscribe → disburse
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Distribution & WHT
Dividend calculation, withholding tax, ZIMRA remittance
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All diagrams are print-ready and can be saved as PDF directly from the browser. Use the Print button on each diagram page for SECZ or RBZ submission copies.
How to create your account, complete KYC, and make your first investment.
5 min readWhat tokenisation means, how your ownership is protected, and how distributions work.
8 min readHow to assess risk, read asset prospectuses, and build a diversified portfolio.
10 min readHow to place orders, read the order book, and manage your positions.
6 min readWho can list on TokenEquityX, what asset types qualify, and what the process involves.
7 min readStep-by-step guide from SPV registration to going live — timelines, costs, and requirements.
12 min readYour disclosure requirements, quarterly reporting, and ongoing compliance obligations.
8 min readHow to create proposals, manage investor voting, and distribute income to token holders.
6 min readFull technical and commercial overview of the platform, architecture, tokenomics, and roadmap.
The business plan submitted to the Securities and Exchange Commission of Zimbabwe Innovation Hub.
Full 5-year financial model with Bear/Base/Bull scenarios. Year 1 target: USD 135K revenue.
Tokenisation is the process of representing ownership of a real-world asset — a building, a mine, a bond — as a digital token on a blockchain. Each token represents a proportional share of the asset. Tokens can be bought, sold, and transferred instantly, making previously illiquid assets tradeable.
Each asset is held in a legally registered Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) that is ring-fenced from the issuer's other assets. Your token represents a beneficial interest in the SPV. Smart contracts are independently audited and all transactions are immutable on the Polygon blockchain.
Distributions are sent directly to your wallet address in USDC. The platform uses a "pull" model — funds are pre-deposited into a smart contract and you claim them when convenient. You'll receive a notification when a distribution is available.
There is no formal minimum investment — you can purchase as few tokens as you wish. The minimum transaction value is determined by the platform's trading fee structure (0.50% per trade). We recommend a minimum of USD 100 per transaction for cost-effectiveness.
Standard KYC applications are reviewed within 24–48 hours. Institutional applications (companies, trusts, family offices) may take 3–5 business days due to enhanced due diligence requirements.
Yes — you can sell your tokens on the secondary market at any time during trading hours. Settlement is in USDC and typically takes seconds. Liquidity depends on available buyers in the order book.
Special Purpose Vehicle — a legally separate entity created to hold a specific asset, ring-fencing it from the issuer's other assets and liabilities.
The certified market price for a token, set by an independent ICAZ-qualified auditor using a documented valuation model.
USD Coin — a USD-denominated stablecoin issued by Circle. All TokenEquityX transactions settle in USDC.
Know Your Customer — the identity verification process required before an investor or issuer can use the platform.
Securities and Exchange Commission of Zimbabwe — the primary financial markets regulator in Zimbabwe.
An automated mechanism that halts trading if an asset price moves more than 10% in a single session.
Time-Weighted Average Price — a price calculation method that averages prices over a time period to smooth out manipulation.
Platinum Group Metals — a group of six metallic elements including platinum, palladium, rhodium, iridium, osmium, and ruthenium, found abundantly in Zimbabwe's Great Dyke.