As more companies tokenize their equity or management structure, the gap between the transparency and automation of on-chain governance and the nuanced requirements of real-world corporate governance widens.

Stakeholders—investors, founders, and regulators—are caught between inflexible smart contracts and the need for dynamic, context-specific decisions.

This has led to conflicts, governance failures, and barriers to mainstream adoption.

Legacy smart contracts and current DAO tools are too rigid and not legally recognized in the Eurozone’s corporate frameworks.

Integrating on-chain votes, audits, and compliance with real-world corporate legalities introduces technical and legal complexity—fracturing trust and hindering growth.

Most DAOs or tokenized companies use basic voting mechanisms or third-party governance tools that lack comprehensive legal recognition or fail to adapt to complex decision scenarios.

Few, if any, tools natively integrate both on-chain transparency and off-chain legal compliance processes specific to Eurozone jurisdictions.