The T-Blocks AI suite
Coming soonScore your asset for on-chain fitness, then structure the entire Luxembourg issuance pack.
Figures are indicative and illustrative, not a measured result and not an offer.
Assessment Conditional Fit
Coverage 62%
Asset Quality Strong
Sponsor Quality Adequate
Capital Markets Readiness Limited
Structural Fit Adequate
Risk Flags Not scored
Nothing to read for Risk Flags: an incomplete picture, not a poor one.
Independent valuation
Security documents
Two engines, and where they leave you
Atlas answers whether your asset can be issued. Meridian builds the pack that issues it.
01 — Score
Submit the documents your asset already has. Atlas reads them against a stated, versioned rubric and returns a band, the evidence behind it, and every gap between you and issuance. Same documents, same score, every time.
The four bands Atlas returns
Atlas scores five dimensions
An Atlas band is not a credit rating. Atlas never invents a score it cannot support.
02 — Structure
Confirm the structure and the document list writes itself — every document your Luxembourg compartment issuance requires, with the party who owes it and the reason it is there.
A pack is issuance-ready only where three things meet: the instrument being issued, the asset backing it, and the parties who owe each document. Meridian derives that intersection. It is your pack.
The pack spans five document tiers
03 — Go to market
With it you can take the proposal to market and gauge investor interest — before a single term is committed.
Where a deal proceeds, it can be structured through the T-Blocks Trio Fund, a Luxembourg vehicle that can hold a compartment for the deal.
That is one step from issuing into on-chain capital markets.
What you get
Assembled in one pass, not commissioned one at a time.
Ranked, so you work the item that sets your critical path.
Five dimensions, one band, the evidence behind each — defensible to an investment committee.
Each party sees only their own part of the same list.
Counsel approves an exact version. Nothing goes out final on an expired approval.
Change a term and the document in circulation is still the deal you are doing.
Pack final, counsel approved, identifier allocated. When you open the book stays your decision.
How it works
Every step ends with something you can act on.
Whatever documents the asset already carries. No new drafting.
A band, the evidence, and every gap with an owner and a lead time.
Your structure, and the full document pack it requires.
You are issuance-ready.
An asset Atlas bands as not ready still leaves with the list, the owners and the timings.
Each owns one thing, and only that thing.
Own the asset and the facts.
Drafts the pack and decides what is signed.
Runs the process and the software. Never the issuer.
T-Blocks never holds your investors’ money — investor funds move from the investor to the compartment.
Coming soon
Atlas opens first. The waitlist is the only way in.
Nothing here is an offer, an invitation or advice. Joining the waitlist commits neither side to anything.
