Settlor
SETTLORThe person who creates the trust, transfers the assets and sets the terms in the deed.
THE SWEDISH TRUST / TRON
Trust should outlive the paper.
The Swedish Trust is building a public record for trust deeds, so the instructions that protect a family's future can be proven long after the ink fades.
Fixed supply 77,999,993 SWED
Burned 122,000,007 SWED
Final phase sold 85.98 %
Final phase rate 1 SWED = 1 TRX
Read from the token and presale contracts on Tron.
Read from TronThe problem
A family's future should not depend on one filing cabinet.
A trust deed today usually lives on paper, in one office, in one jurisdiction.
The document that decides everything is the one nobody can check.
It can be lost in a fire, altered without consent, disputed by an heir, or impossible to verify from another country.
The family may still hold the intent. The proof is somewhere else, and it may not survive the trip.
- One copy
- No independent second record.
- One office
- A closure, a flood or a lease ending can cut access.
- One jurisdiction
- A border can turn a simple check into a legal request.
The trust
What is a trust?
A trust is a legal arrangement in which one person transfers assets to a person or company that holds and manages them for the benefit of someone else. It is one of the oldest instruments in law, and its job has not changed: it separates control from benefit, and it carries instructions across time.
Trustee
TRUSTEEThe person or company that holds legal title and must act on the terms of the deed.
Beneficiary
BENEFICIARYThe person or people the trust exists to benefit.
The deed is the source of truth.
Everything depends on it being present, complete and unchanged.
The solution
A fingerprint of the deed, written on a public ledger.
The platform is in development. The intended design is simple.
The deed stays private. A cryptographic fingerprint of the deed is written to Tron with a fixed timestamp. Anyone holding the deed can recompute the fingerprint and compare it with the record. Change one character, and the match breaks.
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The deed stays private
Its contents are not written to the ledger. Only the fingerprint is.
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The fingerprint goes on Tron
A fixed timestamp is written with it, so the record can be placed in time.
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The match can be checked
Any holder of the deed can recompute the fingerprint and compare.
Intended design. The platform is in development.
Why onchain
Paper can burn. A ledger can be read.
A fixed moment
A record written at a known time cannot later be backdated without leaving a trace.
A tamper evident seal
The fingerprint changes if the deed changes, so an altered copy can be exposed.
No single custodian
The record does not depend on one office staying open, one company surviving or one cabinet surviving a flood.
Built for distance
A beneficiary in another country can check the same record without asking the original office for a favour.
A ledger record is evidence. It is not a substitute for legal advice, a court order or a valid will, and it does not by itself create or transfer legal title.
The vision
A deed written once, provable for generations.
The aim is a record that remains after the office, after the platform and after the people who built it.
- A record that outlives the office.
- A proof a family can carry.
- A deed that can be checked, not just trusted.
No dates. No promises.
The project and the token
SWED is the token of the work.
Swedcoin is a TRC20 token issued on Tron and linked to The Swedish Trust project. The project is building a platform for trust deeds recorded on a public ledger. The platform is in development. SWED is the token of that work, not a share in it.
The supply is fixed. Token ownership has been renounced. The contracts are public.
What SWED does not give
No ownership. No dividend. No profit share. No interest. No voting right. No claim on any company.
The platform is in development.
Who the record is for
Settlor
Sets the terms.
Trustee
Holds and acts.
Beneficiary
Receives the benefit.
The final phase
The final phase is open.
The last part of the supply set aside for the presale. The contract sets the rate, and this page reads it from Tron.
Final phase · 1 SWED = 1 TRX
Buy SWED↓Time left in the final phase
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The countdown for the final phase has ended.
The final phase ends .
The rate is 1 SWED = 1 TRX. The contract sets it, and the deadline is fixed. No future price is promised.
Read from the presale contractPresale rate: 1 SWED = 1 TRX
85.98%sold
10,933,498remaining
77,999,993Total supply
You receive about0 SWED
Keep a small amount of TRX for network fees.
Crypto assets are volatile and you can lose everything you commit. The contract sets the rate, not this page.
1 SWED = 1 TRX 85.98% sold
The interactive buy panel needs JavaScript. The presale contract is TBmerAtsWa2up8EYTUXwp8hGNCfARNwc5v
Crypto assets are volatile and you can lose everything you commit. The presale contract keeps an owner key for pause and recovery and cannot mint SWED.
What comes next
Built, not announced.
The platform is in development, and this page will not pretend otherwise.
Verifiable deeds
A deed and its fingerprint, checked against the same public record.
IntendedTrustee and executor roles
The people who carry out the instructions should be identifiable to the record, not only to the office.
IntendedCross border verification
A beneficiary abroad should be able to check a deed without a flight or a favour.
IntendedNo dates. No promised listing. No promised return.
Questions
Questions, answered plainly.
Short answers, with the limits stated. The full documents are linked in the footer.
Read from TronWhat is a trust?
A trust is a legal arrangement in which one person transfers assets to a person or company that holds and manages them for the benefit of someone else, under terms written in a deed.
Why record a deed onchain?
A public ledger can hold a fixed timestamp and a fingerprint that changes if the deed changes. That makes the record checkable from anywhere, without asking the original office to confirm it.
Does the deed become public?
The intended design keeps the deed private. Only its cryptographic fingerprint and a timestamp are written to the public ledger. A fingerprint does not reveal the contents of the document.
What is SWED?
SWED is a TRC20 token on Tron and the token of the Swedcoin project. It gives no ownership, no dividend, no profit share, no interest, no voting right and no claim on any company.
What is the supply?
77,999,993 SWED today. The genesis supply was 200,000,000 and 122,000,007 has been burned. The current supply is fixed.
What is the presale rate?
One SWED for one TRX in the final phase. The presale contract sets the rate, not this website, and the final phase ends on 25 April 2027 at 23:59 UTC.
Is the platform live?
No. The platform is in development and this website describes the intended design. The presale is open.
Is there an audit?
No external audit report is published. The token and presale contracts are public on TronScan. The presale contract keeps an owner key for pause and recovery and cannot mint SWED.
What are the risks?
Crypto assets are volatile and you can lose everything you commit. A ledger record is evidence, not legal advice, and it does not replace a court. SWED gives no ownership, dividend, profit share, interest, voting right or claim on any company.
Nothing here is financial or legal advice.