How it works
From real asset to a token in your wallet — step by step.
A complete guide to how Aurora Prime Assets turns a real asset into a token, and how investors buy, track, and resell those positions. No unnecessary jargon.
If you own a real asset — a property, a gold reserve, a piece of land — this is how it becomes an investment offering on Aurora.
Register your company
No monthly fee — sign-up is free and your account is active right away. Every company operates on its own data, isolated from every other client on the platform.
Register your assets
Upload documents, photos, and the valuation of every asset you want to offer. Everything is logged in an auditable timeline.
Approve compliance
Set score and risk for each interested investor before clearing them to buy. Every decision stays on record for good.
Open the offering
Your asset goes live on the public marketplace, with the total value and price per token you define, ready to take buyers from anywhere in the world.
Get paid
The moment an investor pays — card, Pix/boleto, or crypto — and the payment is confirmed, Aurora mints the tokens automatically. You track every sale on your dashboard, in real time.
Behind the screen
What actually happens on the blockchain
Every asset tokenized on Aurora becomes an ERC-20 token, minted on a public blockchain in the Base family — the same technology used by thousands of other projects worldwide.
Aurora operates its own wallet, managed with a specialized custody provider, that signs on the platform's behalf the token minting whenever a payment is confirmed, and the transfers on the secondary market. That means buying doesn't require you to hold ETH or understand blockchain — the one exception is when you resell a token to another investor yourself, which requires a small network fee.
Every mint and every transfer generates a public transaction, with a unique hash anyone can look up on a blockchain explorer. Nothing is hidden.
Tokens follow the ERC-20 standard, compatible with any Ethereum-compatible wallet.
Every transaction is public and verifiable, with the hash and contract address visible at any time.
Aurora never has access to the private key of your personal wallet — it only uses its own operator wallet, solely to mint tokens and, on the secondary market, to transfer what the seller has already approved.
Secondary market
Bought in, want out? You don't have to wait for the company to open a new offering.
Any investor who already holds tokens can list them for sale to other investors on the platform, at any time.
The seller approves, from their own MetaMask wallet, Aurora to transfer the quantity being listed — that's the only step that requires a small network fee (ETH).
The buyer just pays for the listed offer. Aurora executes the transfer automatically, with no need for the buyer to hold ETH or sign anything on-chain.
Just like the original mint, every secondary-market sale generates a public transaction — an asset's full history stays verifiable at all times.
Frequently asked questions
What most people ask before getting started.
Do I need to understand blockchain to invest?+–
No. Aurora handles all the technical work — you just need a MetaMask wallet, which takes a few minutes to create, to receive your tokens.
Do I need ETH or crypto to buy my first token?+–
No. To buy directly from a company, you pay by card, Pix/boleto, or crypto, whichever you prefer. ETH only comes into play if you resell a token yourself on the secondary market.
How do I know my token is real?+–
Every mint generates a public blockchain transaction, with a unique hash you can check at any time on a public explorer.
Does Aurora store my money or my card details?+–
No. Card payments go entirely through specialized processors — Aurora never stores card data.
Can I sell my token whenever I want?+–
Yes, through the secondary market, by listing it for sale to other investors on the platform, without waiting for the company to open a new offering.
Ready to see it in action?
Register your company, or start investing in real assets today.