PreStocks responds to SPV risk controversy: measures are in place to control counterparty risk, and all tokens are supported according to their terms

Foresight News reported that Pre-IPO stock tokenization liquidity platform PreStocks has issued a statement in response to recent discussions about risks associated with Pre-IPO secondary market SPVs (Special Purpose Vehicles). The statement notes that the use of SPVs in the Pre-IPO secondary market has exceeded ten years and does not constitute a new risk. Private companies have long relied on the secondary market to provide liquidity and support price discovery. The platform has officially reduced counterparty risk by avoiding the use of three-tier and lower SPVs, verifying actual ownership up to the share register, and conducting due diligence and background checks on fund managers before tokenization.

PreStocks tokens are Reg S debt instruments, issued only to qualified non-US users, and provide economic exposure rather than direct equity. All active PreStocks tokens are supported according to their respective terms. In the future, the platform will continue to diversify SPV sources and enhance the quality of exposure.