Decent labs, a no-code legal automation service with Onchain investor protection, introduced its new tokenization platform designed for the US-based startup founders.
The decent platform helps startups to meet the compliance requirements by automating the technical and legal steps that are needed to adapt to current policy and transparency standards. It is designed to support token-based fundraising for American companies at an early stage, including non-Crypto startups, by reducing access barriers and offering tools for regulated token lancing.
The most important part of the platform is a new legal and smart contract standard called the decent contract for Netwerktokens (DCNT). This standard enables founders and investors to adjust financing conditions and administrative rights, including milestone -based fund releases and early voting rights prior to events for generating token. The aim is to give both parties more control and supervision during the fundraising process.
The announcement comes when new legal efforts – such as the proposed Safe Harbor and the Clarity Act of the SEC – begin to form a clearer path for the issue of legal token in the United States. At the same time, industrial frameworks such as the Token Transparency Framework (TTF) have emerged to improve the protection of investors.
Decent Labs is based in the US and focuses on building crypto tools that make token issue legally compliant, transparent and practical for American companies.
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