About Chain-Enabled

Vertalo is an SEC-registered transfer agent. We've been doing this since 2019, managing cap tables and investor records for 100+ issuers and 100,000+ investors across the U.S., Mexico, Canada, the UK, EU, and Japan.

We built Chain-Enabled because the intersection of securities regulation and blockchain infrastructure is moving fast, and most of the coverage gets it wrong. Transfer agency, tokenization, and compliance aren't abstract concepts for us. They're what we do every day.

What we write about

The SEC's evolving stance on tokenized securities. How transfer agents fit into the on-chain future. Practical guidance for issuers navigating DLT, digital assets, and the 5 tokenization models the SEC outlined in January 2026. Real analysis from people who build the plumbing.

Who writes here

Dave Hendricks, CEO and co-founder of Vertalo, leads most of the writing. Kyle Brown (CTO) and the Vertalo team contribute on technical topics. We also feature guest perspectives from partners and industry practitioners.

Why subscribe?

The SEC issued its first statement on tokenized securities in January 2026. Commissioner Uyeda followed with remarks on treasuries and tokenization. Chairman Atkins spoke at ETHDenver about innovation exemptions for transfer agents. The regulatory landscape is shifting in real time.

Chain-Enabled covers these developments with analysis grounded in 8 years of operating a transfer agent in the digital asset space. No hype. No speculation. Just what's actually happening and what it means for issuers, investors, and the firms that serve them.

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Where securities regulation meets Tokenization and Transfer Agency. By the team at Vertalo.

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