Completely revised my review after a constructive AMA with the founder.
A huge issue is that their website doesn't clearly explain their product. It makes you feel like you can easily create compliant security tokens and sell them to investors. Which you cannot.
You can a) create a token that's compliant on your own and then offer it to investors on the platform, after passing KYB.
b) Create a token on their website, but not sell them to investors until you've proven that they're compliant.
c) Brickken will eventually offer a directory of legal experts that you can hire to help you make your token into a compliant security token.
What gives them an additional star is a partnership with Chainlink and a lot of partnerships with institutions like the Spanish government.
But a huge weakness is that their marketing focuses way too much on selling their token instead of customers who would actually use their service.
I would change my rating to 5 stars if they would change that. Show Less
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