The collaboration between Centrifuge and Caesar marks the first use of Centrifuge’s SEC-registered transfer agent to bring equities on-chain.
AI platform Caesar has partnered with asset tokenisation platform Centrifuge to issue on-chain equity.
Tokenised markets have surpassed US$30 billion in 2025, and Caesar’s transition towards tokenised equity issuance shows that corporate ownership is now entering the same transformation. Equity issued on-chain is akin to the real security itself, and holders receive full shareholder rights.
Anil Sood, Co-Founder and Chief Strategy Officer of Centrifuge, said: “For years, crypto organisations were forced to choose between bleeding edge innovation and compliance. With Caesar, we’ve proven those paths can align; that an on-chain company can operate with the same legal robustness as a Fortune 500 firm while preserving the openness that defines Web3.”
“Through this partnership, we are demonstrating that on-chain companies can mature into fully compliant, investor-ready businesses without losing their decentralised foundations. Together, we are setting a new standard for how the next generation of AI and crypto ventures can grow, with transparency, accountability and on-chain ownership at their core.” said Mark McKenzie, Founder of Caesar.
This collaboration would also demonstrate the first use of Centrifuge’s SEC transfer-agent registration, a regulated framework for maintaining shareholder records and corporate actions.
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