Top 10 Oil and Gas Tokenization Platform Development Companies in USA

SoluLab is a US-based AI and blockchain development company with offices in the USA, Canada, Australia and India. Its asset tokenization service lists oil and gas among its target industries, and its RWA practice covers commodities such as gold, oil and minerals alongside real estate and private credit. The offering includes tokenization consulting, custom and white-label platforms, compliance-ready smart contracts, proof-of-reserve support, KYC and AML integration and investor portals, and it promotes accelerated launch models for teams that want an MVP quickly. We did not find a named oil and gas client case study, so ask for energy references.

LeewayHertz is a San Francisco-headquartered software company founded in 2007, with a long blockchain practice that includes security token offering launch services and custom asset tokenization platforms. Its STO service covers token design, smart contracts, investor onboarding and coordination with legal partners on offering qualification, which maps well to the SPV and Reg D structure most US oil and gas tokens use. It sits at the higher end of the rate range, so it suits enterprises and funded issuers that want an experienced blockchain team. Ask for energy or commodity references during scoping.

Suffescom Solutions is a New York-based software company that launched dedicated Real World Asset tokenization development services in July 2025 and expanded its real estate tokenization stack in June 2026. Its offering spans tokenomics, token creation, KYC and AML integration, smart contract audits, white-label platforms and post-launch maintenance, delivered through dedicated remote teams. Its published work leans toward real estate, so treat it as an extra-capacity partner for an oil and gas build and ask for commodity or energy references before you shortlist it.

Securitize is the Miami-based tokenization company best known as the platform and transfer agent behind BlackRock's BUIDL fund, and it began trading on the NYSE as SECZ on July 2, 2026 after a SPAC merger that raised about $400 million. In the US it operates an SEC-registered broker-dealer with an alternative trading system, a registered transfer agent and a fund administrator, so it can cover issuance, ownership records and trading in one regulated stack. It manages more than $4 billion in tokenized assets across roughly 650 funds. Securitize is not a custom development agency, but energy issuers can use its rails, or a custom platform can connect to them.

tZERO is a New York-based tokenized securities company that runs issuance, custody through a special purpose broker-dealer and secondary trading through its alternative trading system. It has a direct oil and gas track record: in 2021 it agreed to digitize about $25 million of equity in EnergyFunders' Yield Fund I, a Houston platform that invests in US oil and gas projects, and make it tradable on its platform. In 2026 it began selling its stack as tokenization as a service, added support for several new chains, signed agreements with ICE to support the NYSE's tokenization platform and announced plans to go public.

Vertalo is an Austin, Texas fintech that has been an SEC-registered transfer agent since 2019, which matters because the official record of who owns a tokenized oil and gas interest has to live somewhere regulators recognize. Its platform manages digital cap tables, investor onboarding, corporate actions and settlement for private securities, and its chain-agnostic token layer supports Ethereum, Tezos, Aptos, Solana and Canton. In 2026 it added Aptos to its securities protocol and shipped tools that let AI agents run transfer agency tasks. It is a strong fit as the registry under a custom platform rather than a full front end.

Plume Network is a New York-based blockchain built specifically for real-world assets, with compliance features at the protocol level and DeFi tools that let holders use tokenized assets as collateral. It is home to Mineral Vault, created by asset manager Allegiance Oil & Gas, whose MNRL security token holds interests in more than 2,500 producing wells across about 10,000 gross acres in 9 US states for a 15-year term. MNRL targets a 10.12% annual IRR and pays monthly stablecoin distributions tied to production. Plume is infrastructure rather than an agency, so it suits issuers that want an energy-ready chain for a custom-built platform.

Elmnts is an Illinois-based startup that tokenizes funds holding US oil and gas mineral rights on Solana. Accredited investors can browse funds, invest with a wallet and USDC, and receive royalty distributions automatically each month, while compliance rules such as transfer restrictions are written into the token using Solana's token extensions. Its offerings rely on Regulation D Rule 506(c), and it also buys royalty rights from owners who need quick liquidity. Elmnts raised $2 million in pre-seed funding from investors including Foundation Capital. It is not a build-to-order studio, but its product shows the investor flow US royalty buyers now expect.

AetherStrike is a Wyoming-based company that tokenizes proven natural resource reserves into security tokens for accredited investors. Its first offering, launched in June 2026 with Utah operator Valkor, tokenizes an independently certified bitumen deposit at Asphalt Bluff South in the Uinta Basin, where each token represents one certified barrel. The tokens follow the ERC-3643 permissioned standard on Ethereum, with identity checks built into the token logic. Valkor holds mineral rights to more than 25,000 acres of oil sands, and both companies keep tokens in the project. AetherStrike plans further offerings across oil, gas, minerals and forestry.