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Short answer. Agentic finance is financial work carried out by software agents on behalf of a person or institution: reading disclosures, comparing assets, preparing inquiries. It needs rails an agent can read, with identity, terms and records in machine-readable form, and a human who stays accountable. Commertize publishes what it lists that way, with no key and no account.
An agent is software that takes a goal, reads sources, and acts through tools. In finance the tasks are research, screening, monitoring and drafting. The decision and the account stay with the person.
It is not a promise that software makes investment decisions, and it is not a token. Commertize has no platform token.
Private-market information sits in PDFs, data rooms and email. An agent can read it only if each fact has a source, a date and a stable address. An issuer-kept register of who owns what, and rules written into the token, turn a promise into a record that can be checked by those entitled to see it. The token would be the record of who holds which interest, and the rules on who may hold it and when it may move would be written into the token itself. Two terms carry the weight: a book-entry register, which is the issuer's record of who holds what, and transfer restrictions, which are the rules on who may hold it and when it may move.
An identifier, an issuer, a class, a location, a status, and the terms under which it is offered. Offering data is available only to verified participants, under each offering's terms.
Built for people and for their agents. Public news, commentary and the public listings feed. No key, no account. The public listings feed: each publicly listed asset, its class, location and status. Informational only, not an offer. Your agent asks; the desk answers you.
Today an agent connects over the public web: it reads the public listings feed, published news and commentary and llms.txt with no key and no account, and it can put a question to the desk, which answers the person it acts for. Listings are informational only, not an offer.
Agentic finance is financial work carried out by software agents on behalf of a person or institution: reading disclosures, comparing assets, preparing inquiries. It needs rails an agent can read, with identity, terms and records in machine-readable form, and a human who stays accountable. Commertize publishes what it lists that way, with no key and no account.
No. On Commertize an agent reads and asks; it does not invest, subscribe or pay. Investing is open only to people who have completed identity and eligibility verification on the platform, and nothing an agent can reach starts that. You stay the account; the agent does the reading, and the decision is yours, and so is the account.
The public listings feed: each publicly listed asset, its class, location and status. Informational only, not an offer. Published Commertize news and commentary: headlines and summaries, and one article's full text by slug. Offering data is available only to verified participants, under each offering's terms. What the platform publishes, readable by an AI agent acting on your behalf. No key, no account.
Public news, commentary and the public listings feed need no key and no account. Listings are informational only, not an offer. Offering data is available only to verified participants, under each offering's terms, and verification is between the person and Commertize. Your agent asks; the desk answers you. An agent never holds an account of its own here; the person it acts for does.
For a new tokenization, Commertize charges a flat fee per project, set by the complexity of the structure and not by the asset's value or the size of any raise: $15,000, $25,000 or $50,000. Moving an existing register on-chain is quoted in writing as a flat fee before work starts. All terms are subject to a signed engagement.
Commertize is not a law firm, and it does not provide legal, tax or investment advice.