Decent Labs, a no-code legal automation service with onchain investor protections, introduced its new tokenization platform designed for U.S.-based startup founders.
The Decent platform helps startups meet compliance requirements by automating the technical and legal steps needed to align with current policies and transparency standards. It is designed to support token-based fundraising for early-stage U.S. companies, including non-crypto startups, by lowering entry barriers and offering tools for regulated token launches.
The key component of the platform is a new legal and smart contract standard called the Decent Contract for Network Tokens (DCNT). This standard enables founders and investors to customize funding terms and governance rights, including milestone-based fund releases and early voting rights prior to token generation events. The aim is to give both sides greater control and oversight during the fundraising process.
The announcement comes as new regulatory efforts — such as the SEC’s proposed Safe Harbor and the CLARITY Act — begin to shape a clearer path for legal token issuance in the United States. At the same time, industry frameworks like the Token Transparency Framework (TTF) are emerging to improve investor protections.
Decent Labs is based in the U.S. and focuses on building crypto tools that make token issuance legally compliant, transparent, and practical for American companies.
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