Frequently asked questions

Answers to your questions

Find answers about the ecosystem, tokenization, custody, compliance and platform usage.

What is the difference between NGF and the Ordinals?

NGF•BTC•AM is the fungible utility and access asset of the ecosystem. Project Ordinals are digital records linked to the documentation and rights that each project defines contractually. They are assets with clearly separated functions.

How does the tokenization process work?

It follows 7 phases: request and pre-evaluation, due diligence, SPV structuring, definition of the applicable offer path, documentary inscription on Bitcoin L1 where applicable, approval and participant enablement, and operation with reporting and governance.

What do I need to participate in a project?

You send your NGF•BTC•AM Runes to a 3/5 multisig wallet exclusive to the project, where they are stored as backing and collateral for the project and the Ecosystem. After verifying your KYC and the procedure, the Ordinal inscription with the project's economic rights is issued to your already-verified wallet.

How is the custody of my assets secured?

NESGESFinance designs a custody model based on multi-signature controls, with SPV isolation. Verifiable information about addresses and proof of reserves will be published when it can be validated independently.

Under what regulatory framework does NESGESFinance operate?

NESGESFinance designs its architecture considering international compliance standards. Offer, access and eligibility conditions are determined by jurisdiction and by project, subject to applicable legal documentation.

What levels of KYC verification are there?

Three levels: Basic (read with low limits), Standard (tokenization and Ordinals) and Enhanced (higher-value and institutional operations, per jurisdiction and risk profile).

In which jurisdictions is the service available?

Supported jurisdictions are subject to region-specific legal disclosures. Review our legal documentation for more detail.

Can I use Lightning for ecosystem payments?

Lightning Network may be used for BTC payments and functionality compatible with the enabled infrastructure. Asset representations on additional layers will be subject to technical design and specific documentation.