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Comparison · 2026 edition

Taurus vs Tokeny: tokenisation compared 2026.

Taurus and Tokeny side by side in the Tokenisation Index 2026: scores, evidence, published facts and awards.

Research by Buckingham Intelligence, the research unit of Buckingham Capital Consulting · Facts read 26 October 2026 · Dated copies of source pages kept · Method
4.0 / 5Taurus
3.4 / 5Tokeny
TaurusHigher overall
6Criteria compared

Short answer.

In the Tokenisation Index, Taurus scores higher overall: 4.0 out of 5 (81 out of 100) against 3.4 (67), ranking 2 and 3 of 13. Taurus scores higher for asset managers and banks and market infrastructure; Tokeny scores higher for issuers of private and real assets.

Scores side by side.

Overall and segment scores out of 100, and the score out of 5.

ScoreTaurusTokeny
Score out of 54.03.4
Score out of 1008167
Overall rank2 of 133 of 13
For asset managers (out of 100)84, rank 266, rank 4
For banks and market infrastructure (out of 100)89, rank 259, rank 4
For issuers of private and real assets (out of 100)71, rank 275, rank 1
TypeTokenisation, custody and trading infrastructure for banksTokenisation software platform

Criterion by criterion.

Each score with the evidence behind it.

CriterionTaurusTokeny
Asset coverage5/5
Equity, debt, structured products, funds, real estate, stablecoins and CBDCs published.
4/5
Real estate, private equity, bonds, hedge funds and money market funds published.
Published pricing0/5
Not published on the pages read.
5/5
Monthly plan prices, overage fees, minimum term and hourly rates published.
Regulatory standing5/5
FINMA authorisation and a numbered CySEC licence, with ISO 27001 and ISAE 3402 Type II.
1/5
SOC 2 Type II only; no financial licence of its own published.
Distribution and trading5/5
Primary issuance and secondary trading on its own organised trading facility.
3/5
Investor apps and distribution to open networks; no own trading venue.
Networks and standards5/5
Public and permissioned networks with named token standards.
3/5
Public and private networks and its own ERC-3643 standard; few networks named.
Track record3/5
Named bank clients; no tokenised value published.
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

Published facts.

What each provider publishes on its own pages, read on 26 October 2026.

FactTaurusTokeny
Asset coverage"Tokenized securities (equity, debt, structured products, funds, real estate) and digital currencies (stablecoins, ... CBDCs)".Pages list tokenised real estate, private equity, digital bonds (ABN AMRO), hedge funds ("SkyBridge Tokenises $300m Hedge Funds") and money market funds (Fasanara).
PricingNot published on the pages read.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"Taurus S.A. is duly authorized and regulated to provide its services by the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA)"; "Taurus (Europe) Ltd is duly authorized and regulated ... by the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (license no 465/26)". "ISO 27001, ISAE 3402 Type II"."Tokeny Achieves SOC 2 Type II Compliance"; part of Apex Group. No financial licence held by Tokeny on the pages read.
Distribution and trading"Tokenized assets: primary, secondary markets"; "TDX is an organized trading facility operated by Taurus SA, not a stock exchange."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 standardsEVM networks (Ethereum, Polygon, Optimism, Avalanche), non-EVM (Stellar, Solana, ICP, Tezos) and permissioned (Hyperledger Besu, Canton, Quorum). Templates: CMTAT, ERC3643, ERC1400, SPL."Support both private and public blockchains"; creator of the open-source ERC-3643 standard; news names Avalanche and Hedera.
Track record"Trusted by ... State Street, Deutsche Bank, CACEIS, KBC, Pictet, Swissquote, Zand, Amina, and Misyon Bank". 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 read26 October 202626 October 2026

Not published or not stated by Taurus: pricing and track record.

Not published or not stated by Tokeny: regulatory standing.

Facts read on 26 October 2026 from: taurushq.com, taurushq.com/capital; and tokeny.com, tokeny.com/pricing.

Awards 2026.

Awards follow from the published scores and cannot be bought.

Taurus
Leader 2026Top rated for asset coverage 2026Top rated for regulatory standing 2026Top rated for distribution and trading 2026Top rated for networks and standards 2026
Tokeny
Leader 2026Best for issuers of private and real assets 2026Top rated for published pricing 2026Top rated for track record 2026

Who each suits.

From each provider's strongest criteria and published terms.

Taurus suits

Banks wanting tokenisation, custody and a regulated trading venue from one provider.

  • Asset coverage (5/5). Equity, debt, structured products, funds, real estate, stablecoins and CBDCs published.
  • Regulatory standing (5/5). FINMA authorisation and a numbered CySEC licence, with ISO 27001 and ISAE 3402 Type II.
  • Distribution and trading (5/5). Primary issuance and secondary trading on its own organised trading facility.
  • Networks and standards (5/5). Public and permissioned networks with named token standards.

Taurus full profile

Tokeny suits

Issuers and fund administrators wanting published monthly prices and an open token standard.

  • Published pricing (5/5). Monthly plan prices, overage fees, minimum term and hourly rates published.
  • Track record (5/5). Customer count, a named deal value and named institutional clients published.

Tokeny full profile

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