Petra

The institutional venue for tokenized venture and private equity.

Petra brings capital formation and secondary liquidity for private companies onto regulated, programmable rails — built for venture funds, family offices, and the institutional buy side.

Live cap table · on-chainSPL-4133
HolderTrancheTokensStatus
Founders LP · 0x4f2cCommon2,500,000Lock 24mo
Series C Lead · 0xa19dPref-C875,000Lock 12mo
Family Office · 0x71b3Pref-C240,000Tradeable
Employee Pool · 0x3c08Common1,120,000Vest 4yr
Secondary Buyer · 0xc9e1Pref-B68,500Tradeable
Last block · transfer agent of record#284,109,772
Outstanding4,803,500
SettlementT+0 atomic
CustodyAnchorage
P1.1Why Petra
Private equity is locked up

Venture-stage and growth equity is inaccessible to most investors. Manual processes, high minimums, and gated networks have kept private company ownership concentrated in the hands of a few.

Tokenized equity has no standard

Existing token frameworks treat equity as an afterthought. There is no compliant, purpose-built standard for issuing and trading regulated equity securities on Solana — until now.

Raises are fragmented and slow

Founders navigate disconnected cap tables, expensive intermediaries, and months-long closing timelines. Capital formation should be digital, fast, and verifiable on-chain.

No liquidity for early shareholders

Employees, angels, and early investors are locked into illiquid positions for years. Secondary liquidity for private equity has historically required expensive, manual tender processes.

P1.2What Petra does
Step 01 — Issuance

Bring a private company on-chain.

Petra wraps a Reg A, Reg D, or Reg S issuance in a tokenized SPV with a ready-made cap table, transfer agent of record, and embedded compliance. Legal, cap table integration, and transfer agent setup are handled end to end.

Step 02 — Secondaries

Continuous liquidity for traditionally illiquid stakes.

A network of pre-onboarded institutional buyers, an automated market maker, within the confines of an ATS. Bilateral negotiation is preserved through hidden books, and continuous trading replaces months-long tender processes.

Step 03 — Distributions

Dividends and waterfalls on a single rail.

Cash and stock distributions are computed by the cap table and routed atomically to holders — carry, recycling, and waterfall logic encoded once and applied on every event. No reconciliation tickets.

P1.3How an issuance flows
Step 01

Issuer onboarding

GP or sponsor signs a master issuance agreement; KYC/AML and offering documents are filed once.

1–4 weeks
Step 02

SPV & token mint

Petra establishes a tokenized SPV, files for exempt offering, and mints the cap table to qualified custodians.

2–12 weeks
Step 03

Primary subscription

Qualified LPs subscribe through the venue with embedded suitability checks; capital settles T+0.

Same day
Step 04

Secondary listing

Holdings become tradeable on Petra’s ATS subject to lockups; bilateral and continuous books open.

Day 1+
Step 05

Distribution events

Cash dividends, stock splits, and waterfall events are computed by the cap table and routed atomically.

Ongoing
P1.4Frequently asked
Q01How is Petra different from a traditional secondary platform?

Traditional secondary platforms operate as bulletin boards: a buyer and seller agree on a price off-platform, the platform records the transfer, and settlement happens through manual papering and a transfer agent. The cycle takes weeks and the cap table sits in a spreadsheet.

Petra moves the cap table itself onto the venue. Subscriptions, transfers, and distributions are events on a single ledger; secondary trades clear in T+0 against the live cap table; waterfall and carry math is computed once and applied automatically. The venue is the system of record.

Q02What is the regulatory perimeter?

All offerings abide by SEC and FINRA, and where applicable, have a FINRA-registered broker-dealer, transfer agent, and Alternative Trading System license.

Q03Who can hold a Petra-issued token?

Eligibility is determined by the offering exemption: accredited investors under Rule 501 of Regulation D, non-U.S. persons under Regulation S, U.S. and non-U.S. retail under Regulation A (Tier 2), qualified institutional buyers under Rule 144A, and qualified purchasers as defined in Section 2(a)(51) of the Investment Company Act. Issuance-specific rulebooks can further narrow eligibility.

Q04What does it cost to issue on Petra?

Standard rate card is 15 basis points on issuance gross proceeds and 8 basis points on secondary notional. Volume tiers are available for issuers above $250M annual issuance and for ATS subscribers above $1B annual notional.

Q05What custody arrangements does Petra support?

Custody is done exclusively by Anchorage Digital, a qualified custodian under SEC 17 CFR 270.17f-7.

Get started

Issue, list, or route flow through Petra.

If you are a founder, investor, or liquidity provider, reach out. We typically respond within one business day.