Resources · Art tokenization
Tokenization can open premium African art to many investors at an affordable entry, and give artists and estates a way to unlock value without selling under pressure. OxiArt explains it, trains people in it and points to authorised advisers.
OxiArt does not tokenize. We do not create, issue, sell or trade tokens, and we take no investments. Tokenized offerings, trading and investment take place on Oxishops, through licensed partners. In Nigeria, tokens that give a share in an asset's value are securities under the Investments and Securities Act 2025, regulated by the SEC.
What a token is, who holds the work, what you own and what you do not.
Licensing, custody, fees, valuation and how (or whether) you can sell.
Classes and talks with authorised advisers, for artists, estates, collectors and investors.
Put your questions to authorised lawyers and investment advisers on their pages.
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This guide is general information, not financial, legal or investment advice. Speak to an authorised adviser about your own situation.