PIPO launches El Salvador Hub to power pre-IPO tokenized investments on a regulated digital asset platform
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New Salvadoran entity strengthens PIPO’s multi-jurisdictional structure as the platform scales access to Nasdaq-pathway investments for global investors.
San Salvador, El Salvador, June [put a day when you post it]  2026 — PIPO (pipo.vc) today announced the establishment of a new corporate entity in El Salvador, deepening the platform’s regulatory footprint in one of the world’s first jurisdictions to build a comprehensive legal framework for digital assets. The move positions PIPO’s tokenized pre-IPO warrant infrastructure within a regime designed specifically for blockchain-based asset issuance, supervised by the National Commission of Digital Assets (CNAD) under the Digital Assets Issuance Law of 2023.
Why El Salvador
El Salvador has evolved into a mature hub for the global digital asset economy after becoming the first nation to adopt Bitcoin as legal tender. The country’s Digital Assets Issuance Law offers legal certainty, providing clarity in an otherwise fuzzy space for licensed token issuers, custodians, and trading infrastructure. With the elimination of native-currency risk through a dollarized economy, alongside a 0% corporate, capital-gains, and VAT regime for qualifying digital-asset activities, this jurisdiction is an ideal venue for cross-border issuance.
“El Salvador has done something very few jurisdictions have managed, and it turned regulatory clarity into a competitive advantage,” said Igor Lipovetsky, CEO of PIPO. “Establishing here is not about finding a lighter-touch regime. It is about operating in a framework that was purpose-built for exactly what we do: issuing and administering digital securities to a global investor base.”
Extending a multi-jurisdictional foundation
PIPO’s core instrument, the PIPO Share Subscription Warrant (PSW), is an ERC-20 security token issued under SEC Regulation S that grants non-US investors the right to purchase equity in pre-IPO companies and exercise into Nasdaq-listed shares at IPO. The platform’s strength lies in its layered legal architecture: each component jurisdiction reinforces the compliance, custody, and structural integrity that a Nasdaq-ready instrument demands.
The new El Salvador entity extends that architecture into a regime explicitly designed for digital asset issuance, providing PIPO with additional regulatory grounding as it onboards new issuers and scales its secondary market.
“Every jurisdiction we operate in is a deliberate choice, not a convenience,” said Sergio Goriachev, COO of PIPO. “El Salvador adds a regulated digital-asset foundation that maps directly to our model, and it does so in a market that is building real infrastructure rather than chasing headlines. That is the kind of environment we want to grow in.”
About PIPO
PIPO is a tokenized equity platform that provides structured, legally compliant access to pre-IPO companies through blockchain-based warrant instruments. The platform issues Share Subscription Warrants (SW) under SEC Regulation S, enabling non-US investors to acquire economic exposure to private companies before their public listing, trade on liquid secondary markets, and exercise into Nasdaq-listed equity at IPO. PIPO operates through a multi-jurisdictional legal structure with entities in the Cayman Islands, Costa Rica, and El Salvador.
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