RWA Tokenisation
Tokenised assets that pass a risk review.
Issuance, transfer control and lifecycle infrastructure for real-world assets, built so compliance is enforced in code.
RWA Control PlaneRULE ENFORCED
01
Investor Check
KYC / KYB & Identity
02
On-Chain Rule
ERC-3643 / Transfer Guard
03
Issuance Pipeline
Settlement & Custody Sync
04
Attestation
Reserve & Holder Proof
Identity - Eligibility - Settlement - Audit Log
The problem
Most RWA pilots stall in the same place. The token works, but nobody can prove who is allowed to hold it, what backs it, or what happens when a regulator asks.
That is an infrastructure problem, not a smart contract problem.
What we build
- Permissioned token infrastructure (ERC-3643, ERC-1400) with transfer restrictions enforced on chain
- Issuance and redemption pipelines wired into your existing custody and settlement systems
- Investor onboarding integration: KYC and KYB providers, eligibility checks, jurisdiction rules
- Attestation and reporting pipelines for reserves, valuations and the holder register
- Signed, policy-gated contract CI/CD with an audit trail for every deployment
- Chain and infrastructure selection, plus the operations to keep it running
What you get
- Eligibility enforced at the protocol layer, not by process
- Auditable evidence for every issuance, transfer and redemption
- A holder register your auditors can reconcile against your books
Questions
Do you issue the token?
No. Your regulated entity issues. We build and operate the infrastructure it issues on, and the controls that keep it compliant.
Which chain should we use?
That depends on your investors, your custodian and your reporting obligations. We assess those first, then recommend. We are not tied to a chain.
Running RPC nodes or validator fleets? Node & Staking infrastructure
Bring your tokenisation architecture to risk sign-off.
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