How do I tokenize my data center?

The company that owns the data center, or a holding company above it, can issue a non-voting class of interests as tokens to eligible investors. A building leased to a tenant is treated like other leased commercial property; revenue from power or compute sold in the building needs separate, metered records before it can back anything.

An interest in the owning entity and its share of rent or other contracted revenue.

Clear title in an existing entity; leases or contracts that show the income; lender consent where there is a mortgage; an independent appraisal; separate metering for any non-rent revenue.

Submit the asset.
We assess title, leases, debt and revenue records.
The issuer's counsel prepares the offering.
Investors who have completed identity (KYC/AML) checks on the platform, and any accreditation or other investor-qualification step the offering requires, would then review the offering on its listing page and subscribe.
Holders would see reporting on the asset page.

Leased shell or operating facility?

A leased building follows the real-estate path; operating revenue needs metering.

Does the lender have to agree?

Usually yes, before anything is issued.

What about sites that do not yet earn revenue?

Assessed on the same tests; a site with no contracted income is hard to back.

Commertize assesses data-center assets case by case. Submit an asset to see whether it fits.

Submit your asset

About Commertize

Commertize builds software for tokenizing real-world assets and is building a market where AI agents can buy data, compute and work.