Secondary trading of fractional units and lock-up periods
How to trade units after the mandatory regulatory lock-up window, order book mechanics, and the 1.0% secondary transfer fee.
Liquidity for Traditional Private Assets
Each fractional offering has a defined regulatory seasoning window (typically 90 days under SEC Regulation D and Swiss FINMA regulations). During this initial lock-up, units cannot be transferred.
Once the seasoning period concludes, secondary trading activates. Unit holders can place limit orders or buy at market on the secondary order book. All secondary unit trades incur a low 1.0% transfer fee, with settlement occurring in under 2.4 seconds.
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