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LegacyNext · Ownership Certificates / Fractional Rights

Issue certificates
on what you already own.

LegacyNext is the software with which rights holders issue ownership certificates themselves: fast, secure, transparent, compliant and peer to peer. You define the asset, you define the shares, and the income follows the certificates.

What is issued A certificate per share
Transfer Peer to peer
Income Follows the certificate
Delivery Hosted SaaS

Today

The asset is worth something.
Offering part of it is the problem.

A catalogue, a transfer right, an estate's income, a share in what a trademark earns. The value is real and the paperwork treats it as indivisible.

A structure per dealEvery partial sale becomes its own legal construction, drafted from scratch, with its own SPV, its own notes and its own counsel.
Months before anything movesDrafting, review and registration run in sequence, and the opportunity that prompted it has usually passed.
An administration only you can readThe buyer takes your spreadsheet on trust, which is exactly what a professional buyer will not do.
Income divided by handEvery payment cycle someone recalculates who holds what and transfers accordingly, and every change of holder starts that again.
Transfers that need your involvementA holder who wants out has to come back to you, and you become the register, the broker and the record keeper.
A ticket size that excludes most buyersBecause the cost is fixed per deal, only large stakes are worth structuring, and the smaller buyer never gets in.

What LegacyNext does

The structure once.
Then as many issuances as you want.

The asset is registered as one record: what it is, who holds it, which contracts sit under it, and which income streams belong to it. That record is written to a blockchain, so every holder and every prospective buyer can verify it without taking your word for it.

Against that record you issue certificates. Each one is a unique, non-fungible token that says what share of what asset it represents and under which conditions. You issue them, you hold the underlying rights, and the certificates move directly between parties.

When income arrives, it is divided across the certificates as they stand at that moment, and a transfer between holders carries the entitlement with it. Nobody recalculates a distribution list by hand.

The legal structure is designed once with your counsel and then reused for every issuance on that asset class, which is what turns a months-long exercise into a repeatable one.

How it runs

Six steps from asset
to settled income.

01 · Register

The asset

Identity, ownership, the contracts underneath it and the income streams that belong to it, held as one verifiable record.

02 · Define

The shares

How many certificates, what each represents, what a holder is entitled to, and any restriction on who may hold or acquire one.

03 · Clear

The structure

Your counsel settles the legal form, the classification and the thresholds once. The framework and the documentation come from us.

04 · Issue

The certificates

Each one a unique token, issued by you, carrying its terms and its history. Holders are onboarded through built-in KYC and AML checks.

05 · Transfer

Between holders

Certificates move directly between parties within the rules you set, and the register updates itself as they do.

06 · Distribute

The income

Revenue is split across the certificates as they stand at that moment and paid out in the currency each holder chooses.

Who it is for

Anyone holding something
that earns and cannot be split.

Publishers and labelsOffering a defined share in a catalogue's income without selling the catalogue, and without a new structure for every buyer.
Clubs and competitionsDistributing a transfer right or a share of future proceeds across the parties entitled to it, settled when the trigger occurs.
Estates and heirsSplitting the income of a legacy across beneficiaries, with each share visible, transferable and paid automatically.
Brand ownersSelling a share in what a trademark earns from licensing, with the licence data and the royalty history attached to the same record.

Compliance & Limits

Settled before
anything is issued.

A certificate that carries an economic entitlement brings securities questions with it. They are answered first, with your counsel, and the software is built around that order of events.

01 The structure per deployment. The legal form of the entitlement is established once for an asset class and then reused, rather than rebuilt for each issuance.
02 The prospectus threshold. Scope and volume are checked against the exemption you intend to rely on, before the first certificate exists.
03 MiCA classification. Each instrument is assessed on what it actually represents, and the assessment is part of the file rather than an afterthought.
04 The payment side. Where money moves, the applicable exemptions and licensing questions are settled with the same discipline as the instrument itself.
05 KYC, AML and access. Holder onboarding, sanctions screening and counter-terrorist-financing checks are built in, with access rights per party.
06 Where the limits sit. You issue the certificates and you keep the underlying rights. Trading runs directly between holders. A deed, a notarial act or an official register keeps its own role wherever the law requires one, and LegacyNext gives no investment advice.

Leadership Team

Leadership Team

Herman Vissia
Partner · Head of Tech

Herman Vissia

Ph.D. in Theoretical Foundations of Computer Science. Lectures on artificial intelligence, blockchain technology, and cryptocurrency.

herman@legacynext.eu
+31 655 762 101
Lucas van Zandvoort
Partner · Head of Growth, Sports

Lucas van Zandvoort

Co-owner Eagledale (Pickleball for All). Motivational Speaker at Nyenrode University. Former Co-owner of Crocs Benelux.

lucas@legacynext.eu
+31 618 199 098
Frank van Hoorn
Partner · Head of Growth, Entertainment

Frank van Hoorn

Founded Europe's first entertainment marketing agency. Clients include the Rolling Stones and Hardwell.

frank@legacynext.eu
+31 654 798 182

Next step

One asset.
One issuance.

A first deployment is deliberately small: one asset, its contracts attached, a defined number of certificates, and one distribution of income across the holders.

Bring the asset you would want to offer a share in, and the hour is spent on what it would take to do that properly. If there is a basis to continue, we agree the next step together.

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