Comparison · 2026 edition
Bitbond vs Tokeny: tokenisation compared 2026.
Bitbond and Tokeny side by side in the Tokenisation Index 2026: scores, evidence, published facts and awards.
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Bitbond and Tokeny side by side in the Tokenisation Index 2026: scores, evidence, published facts and awards.
In the Tokenisation Index, Tokeny scores higher overall: 3.4 out of 5 (67 out of 100) against 3.0 (60), ranking 3 and 5 of 13. Tokeny also scores higher in every segment.
Overall and segment scores out of 100, and the score out of 5.
| Score | Bitbond | Tokeny |
|---|---|---|
| Score out of 5 | 3.0 | 3.4 |
| Score out of 100 | 60 | 67 |
| Overall rank | 5 of 13 | 3 of 13 |
| For asset managers (out of 100) | 58, rank 6 | 66, rank 4 |
| For banks and market infrastructure (out of 100) | 53, rank 6 | 59, rank 4 |
| For issuers of private and real assets (out of 100) | 69, rank 5 | 75, rank 1 |
| Type | Tokenisation software and offering platform | Tokenisation software platform |
Each score with the evidence behind it.
| Criterion | Bitbond | Tokeny |
|---|---|---|
| Asset coverage | 5/5 Debt, real estate, funds, commodities, private credit and e-money tokens published. | 4/5 Real estate, private equity, bonds, hedge funds and money market funds published. |
| Published pricing | 4/5 Per-token self-serve prices published; enterprise and Offering Manager prices not published. | 5/5 Monthly plan prices, overage fees, minimum term and hourly rates published. |
| Regulatory standing | 1/5 BaFin-approved prospectus history but no licence of its own published. | 1/5 SOC 2 Type II only; no financial licence of its own published. |
| Distribution and trading | 3/5 Investor onboarding and payments; no regulated trading venue. | 3/5 Investor apps and distribution to open networks; no own trading venue. |
| Networks and standards | 4/5 11 or more public networks plus private networks, with named standards. | 3/5 Public and private networks and its own ERC-3643 standard; few networks named. |
| Track record | 1/5 No tokenised value or named institutional clients on the pages read. | 5/5 Customer count, a named deal value and named institutional clients published. |
Each criterion is scored 0 to 5 against the best published offer in the Tokenisation Index. 0 means not offered or not published. How it is scored
What each provider publishes on its own pages, read on 26 October 2026.
| Fact | Bitbond | Tokeny |
|---|---|---|
| Asset coverage | Bonds and SME debt, real estate, funds, commodities, art, private credit and infrastructure; MiCA tokens including e-money tokens. | Pages list tokenised real estate, private equity, digital bonds (ABN AMRO), hedge funds ("SkyBridge Tokenises $300m Hedge Funds") and money market funds (Fasanara). |
| Pricing | Token Tool pay-per-use: "Create Core Token $99", "Create Advanced Token $199", "Create Asset Token $499", each "irrespective of token supply", plus gas fees; custom contract name "$50 on top of base fee". Enterprise: flat licence fee on request. | T-REX Platform and T-REX Engine: Standard "€3,000 per month" with up to 3,000 blockchain events; Advanced "€5,000 per month" with up to 7,000; extra events "1 euro each"; "minimum period of 12 months"; custom work "€150 per hour (min 4h)". Enterprise: custom. |
| Regulatory standing | "Bitbond was the first company in Europe to receive a BaFin-approved prospectus for a tokenized bond (the BB1 token)"; has supported issuers under eWpG, Luxembourg fund regimes and the EU DLT Pilot Regime. No licence held by Bitbond on the pages read. | "Tokeny Achieves SOC 2 Type II Compliance"; part of Apex Group. No financial licence held by Tokeny on the pages read. |
| Distribution and trading | Offering Manager: investor onboarding, KYC/AML, "card / stablecoin / bank payments" and cap table management. No own trading venue. | White-label servicing and investor apps to "launch a digital marketplace"; "Distribute to open networks" and connect to DeFi with compliance enforced on every transfer. No own trading venue. |
| Networks and standards | "Mint and configure tokens across 11+ supported chains", plus "EVM-compatible private chains, subnets, app-chains and permissioned equivalents"; ERC-20, ERC-1400 and ERC-721. | "Support both private and public blockchains"; creator of the open-source ERC-3643 standard; news names Avalanche and Hedera. |
| Track record | Quotes from an unnamed bank and issuer; BB1 bond. No tokenised value published. | "7 years of experience and over 120 customers", "120+ successful use cases"; testimonials from Apex Group and ABN AMRO; SkyBridge $300M hedge fund tokenisation. |
| Date read | 26 October 2026 | 26 October 2026 |
Not published or not stated by Bitbond: track record, published pricing and regulatory standing.
Not published or not stated by Tokeny: regulatory standing.
Facts read on 26 October 2026 from: bitbond.com, tokentool.bitbond.com/pricing; and tokeny.com, tokeny.com/pricing.
Awards follow from the published scores and cannot be bought.
From each provider's strongest criteria and published terms.
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