Quanta Equity Quanta Equity Standard (international) operating system for equity management in mid-market M&A.

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Standard (international) operating system for equity management in mid-market M&A

The shared ops layer for law firms and M&A boutiques: issuance, living share registers, transfers and secondaries — white-label, aligned with your legal mandate, without replacing the company books or the board.

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  • Inter-firm operating standard
  • Firm white-label
  • Investor self-custody
  • CRM → execution → notification
  • Liquid · standard assets today · AMP via partner

The pain isn’t “blockchain”

Processes that don’t scale

Partial liquidity, many holders, ESOP and secondaries turn the cap table into email and spreadsheets.

Clients want digital order

They want proof of position and less friction; the firm needs control and auditability — not an open exchange.

Generic tools miss the point

They don’t replace shareholders’ agreements or ROFR. You need an ops layer under the firm’s rules.

What it is (and isn’t)

Is

  • A standard operating system for equity in mid-market M&A (local and cross-border)
  • A digital equity ops layer under the firm’s instructions
  • Issuance and distribution to investor wallet addresses (self-custody)
  • Integration with your CRM (mandates in, status out)
  • Foundation for an inter-firm network, white-label portal and firm cosign

Is not

  • A substitute for the commercial registry or the ultimate legal source of truth
  • Custody of your clients’ seed phrases
  • A public marketplace for shares without firm control

Who it’s for

M&A and corporate firms

You standardise a repeatable flow and package it into the deal engagement.

Boutiques and mid-market

Differentiate with your own branded product — without building an internal crypto team.

Issuers (via the firm)

They get order and controlled partial liquidity; the buyer of the service is you.

How it works

1

Mandate from the CRM

When the deal is ready, the CRM publishes the mandate into our ops layer.

2

Issuance and distribution

Executed under your rules. The investor only provides a wallet receive address (e.g. SideSwap) — never the seed.

3

Proof back to the CRM

IDs and status return to the firm so you can notify the client and open the portal.

4

Portal (coming next)

White-label login for the firm and its clients: positions, addresses, and later pending firm signatures.

Security in one line

Investor keys are not on our website: they live in their wallet (mobile or hardware). We run the back-office; the firm owns the process.

  • Self-custody: SideSwap / hardware; the investor approves on their device
  • No seeds on the desk server or the marketing site
  • Path to regulated eligibility (AMP) via partner when APIs are ready
  • Optional: firm cosign on sensitive moves (dual control on the holder side)

Commercial model (indicative)

Built for the firm channel: setup + maintenance by company/holders + secondaries priced separately.

Conversation figures only — not a binding public tariff.

Now and next

Now

  • Public site (this) and conversations with firms
  • Back-office issuance / distribution in a controlled environment
  • CRM inbound mandates

Next

  • App subdomain: firm and investor login (white-label)
  • Outbound webhooks for issue and distribution into the CRM
  • Partner A (AMP) and firm pending-signature queue

Does this fit your practice?

If you run partial liquidity, large holder sets or recurring secondaries, let’s scope a tight pilot.

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