Product
Issuance Studio
Turn a financial-product brief into a configured, launch-ready onchain instrument
A product idea is not yet a product
An issuer can describe the asset, target return, eligible investors, fees, markets, and operating rules in a document. That document does not deploy contracts, configure permissions, establish a market, or keep the product operating after launch.
Issuance Studio turns that brief into a product the rest of the Steer system can understand and operate.
One product dossier, carried through launch
Studio organizes the decisions that otherwise live across term sheets, deployment scripts, spreadsheets, operator messages, and dashboards. The issuer defines the instrument once, then carries the same product identity through configuration, approval, launch, and operation.
The dossier can include:
- the underlying assets, instrument type, and intended payoff;
- fees, access requirements, lifecycle events, and allocation routes;
- approved venues, operators, functions, and operating limits;
- the market and liquidity configuration required at launch; and
- the reporting and evidence surfaces required after launch.
Studio does not decide whether those terms are economically or legally correct. It gives the issuer and its advisers a structured place to define, review, and operate them.
The handoff is the product
A configured product moves into several systems without becoming several disconnected projects:
| Handoff | What carries forward |
|---|---|
| Matador | The permissions, limits, and resulting-state rules that apply on covered transaction paths |
| Steer Network | The application workloads and data processing required to operate the product |
| Steer ALM | The market and liquidity strategy when the product requires an operated market |
| Steer Prime | The managed-account and portfolio configuration when the product is held through an adviser or curator workflow |
That continuity is the distinction between deploying a contract and issuing an operating product.
The current surface
The current Studio experience separates the participants who need different views of the same product:
Issuer
Define instruments, configure products, and coordinate launch.
Investor
Review available products, terms, status, and participation routes.
Manager
Monitor products and perform the lifecycle work assigned to the manager.
Open Issuance Studio · Issuer workspace · Investor workspace · Manager workspace
Why it matters
Steer’s market infrastructure already handles deployment and recurring operation across chains and venues. Studio turns that operating base into a repeatable issuance workflow: define a product, carry its configuration into the systems that govern and operate it, and reuse the same path for the next launch.