The things you love. A piece to call your own.
Fund an item with the community, or tokenize something you own.
1 real item · 1,000,000 shares · Yours, onchain
Live community buys
Fund an item together in USDG. At goal, backers receive tradable shares marked Awaiting custody while ItemBase purchases and verifies the item.
No campaigns raising right now
Launch the first one: paste a link to an item on GOAT, StockX, Amazon or anywhere else, set the price, and let the community fund it.
Launch a campaignIncoming to ItemBase
Items in transit to custody right now. Nothing here is tradable until ItemBase verifies physical receipt.
No items in transit
When someone tokenizes an item it appears here the moment they submit — and updates live as it ships, arrives, and gets verified.
Tokenize an itemRecently tokenized
Real items, split into 1,000,000 shares each. Check each asset’s custody status before trading.
No assets tokenized yet
The first verified item to complete custody and verification will appear here with its 1,000,000 shares live.
Tokenize an itemBrowse categories
Essentially any permissible physical item can become an ItemBase asset.
Your item. A whole new possibility.
Ship your own item to tokenize: shares go live after physical receipt and verification. Community buys follow a separate path, with shares tradable at goal while awaiting custody.
- 01
Find or create the item
Search the catalog. If your exact item is not there yet, create it — ItemBase accepts essentially any permissible physical product.
- 02
Ship it to custody
You get a unique deposit code. Include it with your shipment so ItemBase can match the package to your account. It appears publicly as Shipping straight away.
- 03
ItemBase verifies it
On arrival the item is authenticated, graded, and photographed. Private details — serials, IMEIs, your address — never go onchain.
- 04
1,000,000 shares go live
The verified item becomes an NFT locked in its own vault, and exactly 1,000,000 shares are minted to your wallet. One share is 0.0001% of the object.






