SEC-Registered Transfer Agent Since 2019 · Tokenizing in Production Since 2018

Transfer agency your agents can operate.

The Vertalo MCP Server turns regulated transfer agency into tools an authorized AI agent — or your own software — calls directly: issue and configure assets, record ownership, tokenize and transfer, with every action delegated, scoped, and on the record.

Built on the Model Context Protocol, the open standard for agentic software. Your backend connects with Vertalo-issued credentials, using the MCP client library of your choice.

SEC-registered transfer agent  ·  CIK 0001793379
vertalo-mcp · agent session
Connected · discovered 50+ tools · issuer scope
You: "Set up the asset and the round, and bring the
holders in from the cap table."
Agent → vertalo-mcp: create_asset
Agent → vertalo-mcp: create_round
Agent → vertalo-mcp: import_holders (214 holders)
→ Delegation record written: you → this agent · issuer role.
$500M+
Assets On Chain
100+
Issuers & clients
200K+
Investors
2018
Tokenizing in production since
1 aft.
From prompt to working portal
Why now

Integration used to be the price of admission.

Every issuer, broker-dealer, and platform that wanted a transfer agent's capabilities paid for them twice — once in fees, once in months of point-to-point integration. The Model Context Protocol removes the second price.

MCP lets an authorized agent discover what a system can do, then do it. Your backend connects to one endpoint, reads the published tools, and goes to work. No SDK to learn. No integration project to staff. The capability is the interface.

Vertalo has spent eight years building the regulated machinery — an SEC-registered transfer agency, a shared ledger of record, multi-chain tokenization. The MCP server is that machinery's front door, opened to the way software is being built now.

Agentic Transfer Agency

The institutional layer for AI finance.

Robinhood lets your agent trade. Vertalo lets it issue, record, and transfer — on the regulated record itself. Read & write capable, in production.

Retail trading
Robinhood
Agent trades. User holds all risk. Production-ready — limited to retail.
Read only · retail
Read-only MCP
Securitize
Agent reads data, can’t write. The easy half of the problem.
Read only · Oct 2025
Agentic TA
Vertalo
Read & write. Role-scoped tools. Human-gated regulated approvals. SEC-registered golden source.
Read + write · in production
Connect your agent →
SEC-registered · Read & write · In production What your agent can do →
What your agent can do

Four roles. One register.

Tools are organized the way the market is. Your agent authenticates with credentials you were issued, discovers the role you delegated to it, and can call that role's tools — nothing else.

Issuer

Run the offering.

Create and configure assets and rounds. Keep the cap table. Allocate, distribute, message investors, and take a security through its tokenization lifecycle.

Broker-Dealer

Move investors through.

Submit investors against live offering data, track confirmations, and manage onboarding without waiting on anyone's inbox.

ATS

Settle to the record.

Move settled trades onto the register of record the moment they're confirmed — not at the end of a reconciliation cycle.

Custodian

Reconcile against truth.

Check holdings against the golden source directly, instead of yesterday's export.

Supervision

Agentic — and on the record.

"An AI touched the securities register" should be the most auditable event in your stack, not the least. We designed the MCP server the way a registered transfer agent has to: we're accountable for the register either way.

Attributable

Delegation records on every write.

Every state-changing call records which person authorized which agent to take which action, under which role. Machine-readable supervision, not a log file you hope exists.

Role-scoped

Role-scoped access.

An agent holding issuer credentials can't see broker-dealer tools, let alone call them. Scope is enforced at the server, not requested politely in a prompt.

Human-gated

Humans confirm register changes.

Read-only tools are annotated safe to explore. Tools that mint, burn, transfer, or allocate require explicit confirmation from the person in the loop.

Revocable

Credentials you control.

OAuth credentials issued per tenant and scoped to the role you delegate. Revoke them and the agent is off.

Proof

One prompt. One afternoon. A working platform.

This August we handed a test client's plain-language brief to an AI agent that had nothing but Vertalo MCP credentials. About three hours later it had built a branded issuer, investor, and broker-dealer portal — cap table, documents, distributions, onboarding, tokenization lifecycle — verified end-to-end and deployed to the client's own cloud account.

The client signed before the demo was even public.

The portal is theirs. The register stays with us.

That's the model: you own your product and your customer experience; Vertalo runs the regulated system of record underneath it. No Vertalo code ever crosses the wire — only data.

Transfer agency, your way

Be our client — or run on our technology.

Vertalo meets you where you are: as your transfer agent, behind your transfer agent, or as the platform inside your own infrastructure.

Primary TA

Primary Transfer Agent

Vertalo is the SEC-registered transfer agent of record, running the full digital-securities lifecycle for your issuers — issuance to redemption.

Sub-TA

Sub-Transfer Agent

Vertalo operates behind your existing transfer-agent relationship, adding digital and tokenization capability to your book without disrupting it.

TA Tech Provider — the differentiator

The technology behind your TA

Deploy the Vertalo platform inside your own cloud and security perimeter. Your developers build on our Shared Ledger as a single Golden Source — and you keep the client relationship and the regulatory standing.

Hosted in Vertalo's cloud for rapid development, or fully inside your security perimeter for production. Many clients use both.

The platform underneath

A front door is only as good as the house.

The MCP server isn't a product bolted on. It fronts the same typed GraphQL API — one endpoint over a shared ledger — that has run Vertalo's transfer agency and multi-chain tokenization (the Vertalo Securities Protocol) in production since 2018. Agents get discovery and conversation; your production systems still get the deterministic, versioned API underneath. Run it hosted by Vertalo, dedicated, or in your own cloud.

How the MCP Server fronts the API →
Getting started

From sandbox to signed, in four steps.

STEP 01

Request sandbox access

A click-through agreement, a tenant seeded with demo data, credentials on screen. Free for six weeks — long enough to build something real.

STEP 02

Connect your agent

From a backend you control, point your agent at the sandbox endpoint with the credentials we issue. It discovers your role and its tools on its own.

STEP 03

Build

Start from our recipe and starter prompt. A working portal is an afternoon, not a quarter — and everything you build is yours to keep.

STEP 04

Go to production

Contract, real intake, holder migration, production credentials. Your sandbox work carries over; your prior transfer agent's records come with you.

Ask anything

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Backed by
Shasta Ventures Coinbase Ventures Capital Factory Quansight Initiate Collab+Currency CMT Digital Tezos Foundation Wedbush OpenTeams Incubator 11-11 Growth Fund Wavemaker Genesis Naples Technology Ventures Sputnik ATX Goren Holm Ventures Hampstead Park Capital CFC Capital Holdings Novablock Capital

Your next integration is a conversation.

Sandbox access is open. Bring your agent, your brand, and what you want to build — we'll bring the register.