Secondary Market for Security Tokens: Liquidity After Issuance
How permissioned secondary markets work for security tokens and RWA pools — and how PazaLabs connects issuance to on-chain liquidity.
The liquidity objection
Institutions often ask: once assets are tokenized, how do holders exit? Without a compliant secondary venue, tokenization only improves primary issuance.
A secondary market for security tokens must still honour transfer restrictions — only verified investors can buy or sell.
Permissioned liquidity, not open DEX chaos
Because tokens are ERC-3643 permissioned, secondary trading inherits the same identity and claim checks as primary transfers.
PazaLabs separates compliance-sensitive issuance on a permissioned chain from liquidity operations on the public chain, bridged with an audit trail so every public-chain position remains compliance-anchored.
PAZA Asset Pools as the liquidity layer
PAZA Asset Pools give verified investors access to mortgage-backed, hard-asset, and receivables yield in a permissioned DeFi environment.
Exit paths can include pool redemption, secondary pool trading, or structured buybacks — always subject to the token’s transfer rules.
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