Every term, one definition.
A to Z
24 terms.
A regulated market where a business raises equity from the people who already believe in it, and those people own real, registered equity.
Public markets are for companies already huge; private markets are invite-only. The third market is for everyone else.
A raise on this market.
Shares or units recorded in your name on the register of members, with rights in writing. The instrument’s short name is set in the offering documents.
The legal record of who owns what, kept on chain by the control agent.
The regulated entity that keeps the register and holds the assets.
Where your holding sits: BlockMaze’s regulated entity, segregated from the issuer.
The raise itself, on blockmaze.com.
Where holdings trade afterwards: Dealing.
The ecosystem’s exchange and investment bank.
The ecosystem’s banking and payments company.
Where issuers do KYB, documents and tokens.
Checked by the regulated entity. Not a recommendation.
An issuer being checked; named when its term sheet is signed.
Which offerings you can invest in, by country and category.
The questions that establish you understand what you are buying.
Where family offices see offerings early and signal interest.
How a raise is divided when demand exceeds supply; registered interest converts first.
A tokenised money-market instrument that earns overnight, with daily liquidity.
Allocated gold as a token, redeemable in Dubai.
A blockchain can make a false claim permanent as efficiently as a true one; law closes the gap.
The gate that kept founders and investors out: ticket sizes, accreditation, IPO scale.
The chain’s native token, used by validators and builders; not marketed on this site.
The live chain, since September 2026.
