Custody, insurance and compliance are treated as one discipline at AssetGuard. Below is an overview of how each layer is structured to protect principals and their assets.
Custody infrastructure is designed around the principle that no single point of failure, technical or human, should be able to compromise a client asset.
Tokenised assets carry both the traditional risks of the underlying asset and the technical risks of the digital wrapper. Insurance is arranged to address both.
AssetGuard's onboarding, custody and reporting processes are structured with reference to the frameworks that govern virtual assets and financial services in Dubai, including guidance from the Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA) and the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC).
Every principal and beneficial owner is verified before onboarding, with ongoing monitoring aligned to anti money laundering standards.
Clear internal policy covering custody, insurance placement, conflicts of interest and client reporting.
Client information is handled under strict confidentiality, with access limited to those directly involved in a relationship.
Regulatory frameworks for tokenised real world assets in the UAE continue to evolve. AssetGuard's current licensing status, insurance partners and regulatory scope are disclosed in full, in writing, to every prospective client as part of onboarding, rather than asserted generally on this website. If regulatory status is material to your decision, please raise it directly with your relationship manager before any asset is placed on the platform.