MetaLeX, an onchain corporate finance and digital securities protocol, has launched cyberSAFE, an application that converts traditional startup fundraising via SAFEs (Simple Agreements for Future Equity) into a fully onchain, automated, and legally enforceable workflow by embedding SAFE deal terms directly into smart contracts and tokenized securities. According to MetaLeX’s product and launch materials, cyberSAFE is designed to let founders raise capital, issue and manage securities, and handle cap table changes programmatically from a wallet interface, with legal enforceability anchored in the protocol’s digital securities framework. The cyberSAFE launch sits within MetaLeX’s broader goal of making companies “programmable” by turning core corporate finance functions—fundraising, governance, and secondary liquidity—into onchain, composable building blocks. Earlier materials around MetaLeX’s cyberRaise app describe a flow where startups can configure a security (such as a SAFE or similar instrument), execute investor allocations, and automatically reflect those rights as tokenized securities onchain, which can then be managed and updated over time. The new cyberSAFE app extends this model specifically to SAFE-style fundraising, targeting Web3-native and traditional startups that want automated cap table management, transparent onchain records of investment agreements, and the potential to plug these tokenized securities into broader DeFi or secondary trading infrastructure, subject to legal and regulatory constraints.

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