Where real food brands become liquid assets.
TastyCo lists food brands on one market. A locked royalty on each brand's revenue is captured at source and distributed to stakers on-chain, while operating partners scale the brands across markets.
Why this is different from a typical token launch.
Where a typical token launch sells a roadmap, TastyCo lists real food brands, with revenue captured at source and an operating partner running the kitchens.
- ×Sells a token tied to an idea or a roadmap.
- ×Value depends on whether the team ever ships.
- ×No operating business behind the token at launch.
- ×Demand is driven by speculation alone.
- ✓Tokenizes a real food brand, run by an operating partner and sold through delivery aggregators.
- ✓An operating partner runs kitchens, menus and fulfillment.
- ✓Revenue is captured at source and verifiable on-chain.
- ✓A locked royalty is distributed to stakers in USDT every month.
Behind every brand: an operating partner.
A token is only as real as the business behind it. Operating partners are the layer that makes a food brand scalable in the first place: they run the kitchens, menus and fulfillment across delivery aggregators, so a brand goes live in new markets with no new real estate and no upfront capital. TastyCo's first operating partner is Global Food Ventures (GFV): a network of 1,000+ kitchens already running 50+ brands across 8 markets.
See how operating partners work
How the money loop closes.
This is the core of the model: how real-world food revenue becomes on-chain distributions for a brand's stakers. Every step runs through the platform.
- 1
Orders come in
Customers order the brand through delivery aggregators like UberEats, Deliveroo, Talabat and Wolt.
- 2
Royalty is captured at source
A locked percentage of every order is routed to the brand's smart contract, straight from the aggregators.
- 3
Funds sit in ring-fenced accounts
Segregated, audited accounts hold the royalty until it's distributed.
- 4
Stakers receive distributions
Once a month the contract pays stakers in USDT, pro-rata, enforced by contract, not operator discretion.
- 5
TastyCo takes a fee
On every distribution and trade. A share of fees funds $TASTY buyback and burn.
Payouts follow real revenue and are not guaranteed. $TASTY buyback and burn is funded by platform fees, not emissions.
How a brand joins the market.
Every brand follows one path, and each step unlocks the next.
Brand page
ListedThe brand applies, TastyCo reviews it, and its public page goes live: story, figures, locations, followers and news. No token yet.
Round
RaisingThe brand proposes a ticker and a raise, and TastyCo sets price, vesting and royalty rate. Backers buy at the round price.
Market
Listed · tradingThe token lists on the TastyCo market, trades against $TASTY, and routes royalties to stakers every month.
Where backers fit.
A holder's path through the platform, end to end.
Get $TASTY
Acquire $TASTY, the currency rounds are priced in.
Join a round
Buy the brand token at the round price and receive it on its vesting schedule.
Stake for distributions
Stake the brand token to receive its royalty in USDT every month, with a dashboard tracking every position.
Trade on the market
Buy and sell on the TastyCo market, where every brand token pairs against $TASTY.
Where it all trades.
Every brand token trades on the TastyCo market against $TASTY, next to 2,300+ listed food companies.
Built on transparent infrastructure.
An honest position.
A brand token carries a royalty on the brand's revenue, distributed to stakers. It grants no equity and no guaranteed payout, and distributions change with revenue. Nothing here is an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy any token, and nothing here is investment advice.
See the token that powers it.
$TASTY is the access and settlement layer for every brand on TastyCo. Explore how it works.