NEXES
The marketplace for the world’s assets

A$150B of Australian infrastructure is being built by 2030.

You can’t own a piece of it.

NEXES is the marketplace and verification layer where businesses bring real-world assets on, and eligible investors own a piece of them. Businesses tokenise. People own. Built in Australia.

A$150B

Australian data-centre pipeline

CommBank newsroom · 2026-06-02

~6GW

domestic capacity in the pipeline

CommBank newsroom · 2026-06-02

19 sites

under construction nationally

ITK Research · 2026-05-01

0%

of it retail Australians can directly own at project level

NEXES analysis — no project-level retail instrument exists · 2026-08-07

Invest

Own a piece of real assets.

Browse Australian assets across property, energy, compute and more. Every figure is sourced and dated. Nothing is currently open for investment.

Explore the market →

Tokenise

Unlock capital from the assets you already own.

You do not have to sell. Bring an asset onto NEXES, release a fraction of its value, and keep operating it.

Submit an asset →
The capital is already committed

The demand side is real. The ownership rails are not.

Microsoft

A$25B

Azure AI capacity in Australia, April 2026

CommBank newsroom · 2026-06-02

AWS

A$20B

New Australian capacity through 2029

AWS announcement · 2026-08-07

Goodman Group

A$17.5B+

Data centre pipeline to June 2026

Goodman Group ASX disclosures · 2026-08-07

ESR

US$850M

APAC platform, Australia a priority market

ESR announcement · 2026-08-07

Why NEXES

Evidence on every line

Every figure on every asset carries its source, its date and how much we trust it. Verified and issuer-provided are labelled on the line, not in a footnote.

Why NEXES

Australian first

Australian assets, Australian dollars, Australian law. The figures, the legal structure and the first listings are all local — not borrowed from offshore platforms.

Why NEXES

Marketplace before offer

Discovery, verification and legal structure come first. Nothing is offered until a licensed partner is in place — and until then, there is no buy button anywhere on NEXES.

The Asset Passport

Every asset carries a living record.

Anyone can mint a token for a warehouse. What matters is whether every figure has a source, a date, and a trust tier you can see — and whether the gaps in verification are shown as gaps. That is what the Passport does.

Open a Passport →

Operator

Public filing

NEXTDC

ITK Research, Australian data centres under construction, May 2026 · 2026-08-07

Capacity

Public filing

550MW

ITK Research, Australian data centres under construction, May 2026 · 2026-08-07 · Reported as approximately 550MW.

Construction status

Public filing

Approved

ITK Research, Australian data centres under construction, May 2026 · 2026-08-07

Capital expenditure

Public filing

A$7B

ITK Research, Australian data centres under construction, May 2026 · 2026-08-07

Verification

Evidence stack

0 of 7 verified0%
  • Ownership

    No third-party verification published.

    Not started
  • Valuation

    No third-party verification published.

    Not started
  • Financials

    No third-party verification published.

    Not started
  • Inspection

    No third-party verification published.

    Not started
  • Insurance

    No third-party verification published.

    Not started
  • Legal structure

    No third-party verification published.

    Not started
  • Operator

    No third-party verification published.

    Not started
Legal architecture

Three separate entities. Published, not buried.

01

NEXES

The marketplace, the Asset Passport, verification workflow and matching. Holds no licence, takes no custody, makes no offer, never touches investor money.

02

Licensed partner

An AFSL holder, trustee or responsible entity. Their name is on the disclosure document. They run the offer, custody, KYC and investor onboarding.

03

Per-asset vehicle

One SPV, unit trust or series structure per asset. It holds the actual warehouse, solar farm or data centre. Investors acquire units in this vehicle — never in "the asset" directly.

How it works →
The network asset

$NEXS sits beside the market. It is not how assets are bought.

$NEXS confers no ownership, revenue, yield, profit or distribution rights in any asset listed on NEXES. It is a network access and staking asset. Fractional interests in listed assets are separate instruments issued through licensed third parties.