Services
Four pillars, one advisory relationship.
Each pillar states plainly what Vaultum does and where a licensed partner takes over. That boundary is part of the service.
Tokenization & Digital Securities Advisory
What it is
Determining how an instrument is represented legally and technically: what the holder actually holds, how the register works, how transfer and reporting function, and what the instrument's digital form does and does not change about its legal character.
What Vaultum does
Instrument design, representation model, register architecture, documentation logic, and coordination of the technical build with vetted partners.
What a licensed partner does
Licensed issuers, investment firms, or regulated platforms carry out any issuance, offering, admission, or distribution.
Who typically needs it
Companies considering a digital form for an instrument and needing the structure defined before approaching a licensed counterparty.
Alternative Financing Structuring
What it is
Designing financing paths that sit outside, or alongside, standard bank credit — staged facilities, asset-backed structures, and receivables-based structures built around evidence the company can actually produce.
What Vaultum does
Assessment of the asset or receivables base, structure options, staging and condition logic, and preparation of structuring materials.
What a licensed partner does
Lenders, licensed intermediaries, and regulated platforms provide, arrange, or place capital.
Who typically needs it
Companies with real assets or contracted revenues whose financing need does not map cleanly onto a standard credit product.
Regulatory Pathway Navigation (Serbia + EU)
What it is
Mapping which regime governs a given structure — the Serbian Digital Assets Law, MiCA, MiFID II, eWpG, ECSPR, or a combination — and identifying which steps require a licensed entity and which do not.
What Vaultum does
Regime mapping, identification of required authorisations and counterparties, sequencing of regulated steps, and coordination between advisors.
What a licensed partner does
Qualified legal counsel provides legal advice; licensed entities perform every regulated activity.
Who typically needs it
Companies operating cross-border, or in a domain where domestic and EU frameworks interact and the sequence matters.
Technical & Smart Contract Structuring
What it is
Defining how an instrument behaves in code: lifecycle events, transfer restrictions, eligibility controls, reporting hooks, and the operational responsibilities attached to each.
What Vaultum does
Specification of technical requirements, review of partner implementations, and alignment between the code, the documentation, and the regulatory position.
What a licensed partner does
Vetted technology partners implement, audit, and operate the systems.
Who typically needs it
Companies whose instrument has an on-chain component and who need the technical and legal descriptions to say the same thing.
Most engagements draw on more than one pillar.
The starting point is usually a conversation about what the company holds and what it needs.