Assetiko Index Trackers

Tokenized Index Exposure, Built for On-Chain Markets

Assetiko Index Trackers are tokenized instruments designed to reference selected equity index methodologies, net return calculations, and benchmark-linked market exposure through an on-chain product framework.

Initial Tracker Lineup

Five benchmark-linked tracker instruments.

US large-cap, Nasdaq growth, developed markets, all-country global equities, and emerging markets.

ASPXEquity market risk

Assetiko S&P 500 Accumulating Tracker

Exposure type
US large-cap equity
Reference
S&P 500 Net Total Return Reference Methodology

Core US equity exposure with accumulating treatment

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ANQXConcentration and growth risk

Assetiko Nasdaq 100 Accumulating Tracker

Exposure type
Nasdaq-listed non-financial large-cap equity
Reference
Nasdaq-100 Net Total Return Reference Methodology

Growth and innovation-oriented US exposure with accumulating treatment

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AMSWGlobal developed equity risk

Assetiko MSCI World Accumulating Tracker

Exposure type
Developed-market large and mid-cap equity
Reference
MSCI World Net Return Reference Methodology

Broad developed-market exposure with accumulating treatment

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AACWGlobal equity and FX risk

Assetiko Global ACWI Tracker

Exposure type
Developed and emerging market large and mid-cap equity
Reference
MSCI ACWI Net Return Reference Methodology

All-country global equity exposure

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AEMXEM, FX, liquidity, and political risk

Assetiko Emerging Markets Tracker

Exposure type
Emerging-market large, mid, and small-cap equity
Reference
MSCI Emerging Markets IMI Net Return Reference Methodology

Broad emerging-market exposure

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Methodology

Tracker Methodology Framework.

Each tracker has a defined reference, pricing source, calculation approach, distribution treatment, data integrity process, disruption handling, and product terms hierarchy.

Reference selectionPricing sourceAccumulating treatmentRebalance awarenessCorporate actionsDisruption events

FAQ

Short answers.

No. Assetiko Index Trackers are not ETFs, mutual funds, collective investment schemes, fund units, index funds, or shares in any company.

No. Holding a Tracker Token does not provide direct ownership of index constituents, voting rights, fund rights, dividend rights, or shareholder rights.

Accumulating treatment means reference distributions are handled through a reinvestment-style methodology in the tracker calculation, rather than assumed as separate dividend payments.

Open the dedicated tracker page and review product terms, risk disclosure, legal notices, and restricted records request links where applicable.