The SEC Division of Corporation Finance granted no-action relief to an airline chartering business incorporated in Delaware from the registration requirement relating to offering and selling "tokenized" jet cards. The SEC relied on the company's representations that the subject "tokens" are not securities.

The SEC's relief was also subject to numerous additional representations. In particular, the SEC noted that:

• the platform on which the tokens would be used had already been constructed, thus, revenues from the sale of the tokens were not being used to build the necessary technology;
• the tokens would be sold for one dollar and could be used solely on the platform to purchase air charter services and, in any such purchase, would be treated as having a value of one dollar (thus, it would be impossible to profit from a purchase of the tokens, which was likely a very key point of the analysis); and
• security measures around the tokens and platform will allow the chartering business (and thus the government) to know the identity of any user of the tokens.