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Big day for Polymath as TruGolf (NASDAQ: TRUG) has officially closed its acquisition of Polymath, bringing Polymesh, our Layer-1 blockchain designed from the ground up for regulated assets, to Nasdaq. Polymath now operates as a wholly owned subsidiary of TruGolf. As part of a public company, we gain access to the public capital markets to fund the next stage of Polymesh adoption among financial institutions, issuers, and other market participants. Congratulations to Natalie Hirsch CPA, MBA, PMP on her appointment as CFO and COO of TruGolf. Thank you to our team, clients, and partners for getting us here. Read the full announcement: https://lnkd.in/g9tRu7jh

We’re pleased to announce two new initiatives being developed by TruGolf and Polymath. Both apply Polymath’s tokenization infrastructure to a common challenge in franchising: access to capital. The first is an equipment leasing plan expected to be funded through a tokenized offering on the Polymath platform. The second would support qualified candidates in developing offerings that allow investors to participate in fractional ownership of TruGolf Links franchises. Both initiatives are expected to be in place by Q1 2027, assuming the completion of the Polymath acquisition. Read more about the initiatives here: https://bit.ly/4rlACWH

Polymath and Polymesh have joined the STO Foundation as Founding Partners. Tokenization has proven the technology works. What's needed now is the ecosystem around it: issuers bringing real assets, transfer agents maintaining accurate records, compliance teams keeping things moving, and investors ready to participate. That's why this partnership matters. It connects the different parts of the market that need to work together for tokenized assets to scale. The timing lines up well too. The organization is becoming the Tokenized Asset Foundation on October 1, reflecting how far this market has grown beyond the original STO conversation. There's a bigger regulatory tailwind here too: the SEC has proposed the first major overhaul of transfer agent rules since the 1980s, addressing blockchain-based recordkeeping directly. Polymesh was engineered around those requirements from the protocol level up. Read the full announcement here: https://lnkd.in/gf7nhvTM

We’re pleased to share the news that Polymath is partnering with High Ridge Trust. What makes this partnership compelling is how complementary the two sides are. Polymath provides technology for the issuance, compliance and lifecycle management of regulated tokenized securities. High Ridge Trust provides regulated financial infrastructure for institutional digital assets, with capabilities including custody, client-directed trading and potential yield opportunities. Over the coming months, our teams will identify technical and operational initiatives that draw on both companies’ capabilities and market relationships. We’re excited about what we can build together and the opportunity to make tokenized markets more practical and accessible for institutions. Read more about the partnership here: https://lnkd.in/gzgSVwDm

Today we announced that @TruGolfSim (Nasdaq: TRUG) has agreed to acquire Polymath, taking Polymesh to the public markets. On closing, the combined company is set to become the first publicly traded company on Nasdaq whose core business is a purpose-built Layer-1 blockchain. Polymesh was built for regulated assets, with compliance, identity, and governance in the base layer. Going public is expected to add the credibility and capital to accelerate institutional adoption of tokenized real-world assets. Read the announcement: https://lnkd.in/gggYF9qn #Tokenization #RWA #Polymath #Polymesh #Nasdaq

Tokenization is inevitable. Being compliant? That's the hard part. Regulators, lawyers, and compliance teams all have a stake in how real world assets move onto the blockchain. Polymath built programmable compliance so that every transfer, every transaction, and every holder is compliant by design, not as an afterthought. The future of ownership is here. Polymath makes sure it holds up.