Security tokens and utility tokens differ in their underlying purpose and regulatory treatment within the cryptocurrency space.
Security Token Development focuses on digitizing assets such as equity, debt, or real estate, representing ownership or investment rights subject to securities regulations. In contrast, utility tokens serve as access keys to a company's product or service, often without ownership rights, and are not typically subject to securities laws. While security tokens offer investors legal protections and rights akin to traditional securities, utility tokens primarily serve functional purposes within specific ecosystems, such as accessing platforms or services.
