Rule 506(c) Just Got Clearer for Tokenized Securities: What the July 2026 SEC Guidance Means
By Jeff Barnes, MBA | August 3, 2026 | Angel Investors Network
Rule 506(c) and Tokenized Securities: What the SEC's July 2026 Guidance Means for Accredited Investors
On July 21, 2026, the SEC's Division of Corporation Finance issued CFI Question 260.40, confirming that a cryptographically signed on-chain attestation satisfies the investor representation element
SEC CFI Q260.40: What On-Chain Accredited Investor Verification Means for 506(c) Token Issuers
TL;DR: The SEC's Division of Corporation Finance issued CFI Q260.40 on July 21, 2026 , confirming that token issuers conducting Rule 506(c) offerings can satisfy the accredited investor representation requirement using on-chain attestations, provided they...
SEC Greenlights On-Chain Accredited Investor Attestations for Rule 506(c) Tokenized Offerings
SEC Rule 506(c) On-Chain Attestation: What Issuers Must Know | Angel Investors Network SEC Greenlights On-Chain Accredited Investor Attestations for Rule 506(c) Tokenized Offerings By Jeff Barnes, MBA
SEC Clears On-Chain Accredited Investor Verification for Tokenized 506(c) Deals: What It Means
By Jeff Barnes, MBA | Angel Investors Network | July 24, 2026
Accredited Investor Verification Under Rule 506(c): Three Methods, Real Costs
TL;DR Rule 506(c) requires issuers to take "reasonable steps to verify" accredited investor status — three documented methods satisfy that standard: income records, net worth documentation, and third-