Index Industries Plans USHP Token for Eligible Non-U.S. Persons Abroad
USHP Limited is the planned issuer, while Index Industries will supply platform technology and services. The token is planned for Ethereum in 2026 and Solana in 2027.

Index Industries is building a housing-price data platform with a planned USHP token restricted to eligible non-U.S. persons outside the United States, placing the proposed offering beyond U.S. investors.
USHP is planned to be tied to U.S. home prices. The separate U.S. Home Price Index is designed as a daily national benchmark built from data across major housing indexes. Index Industries expects the index to launch soon for research, reporting and portfolio monitoring, as well as housing-related financial products.
The platform will combine index data with tokenization technology and real estate and capital markets services. It is designed to support housing-linked products created by third parties.
The planned issuer is the British Virgin Islands company USHP Limited, a subsidiary of the USHP Foundation, which is a Cayman Islands foundation company. Index Industries will provide platform technology and services but will not issue or sell USHP, accept subscriptions, market the token or redeem it.
Any offering is restricted to eligible non-U.S. persons outside the United States. USHP is unregistered under the U.S. Securities Act of 1933.
USHP Limited plans an Ethereum issuance in 2026, followed by a Solana deployment in 2027. Lightspeed Venture Partners led the company's $50 million seed financing, covered in TokenPost's earlier financing report.