What Do You Actually Own When You Buy a Token?

Tokenised investment ownership works differently from traditional shares or units — and understanding exactly what you own is the first question every investor should ask.
In this short explainer, OZTokenize founder Kevin answers that question directly. A token is a digital representation of your ownership of units within a fund. That fund is held by a trustee and linked to a real-world asset. As a token holder, you hold the same fundamental entitlements as a unit holder in a traditional structure: the right to income distributions and a share of any capital growth from the underlying asset.
For Australian wholesale investors exploring tokenisation for the first time, this distinction matters. The token itself is the on-chain record of your position — the legal ownership runs through the trust structure beneath it, regulated and enforceable in the same way as conventional managed investments.
This is the foundation of how tokenised assets work on the OZTokenize platform.
Learn more about investing in tokenised assets at https://oztokenize.com.au/

CHAPTERS:
0:00 What does a token actually represent?
0:15 How token ownership connects to the fund structure
0:30 Your rights as a token holder

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