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Tokenised Real-World Assets (RWAs). The full RWA stack..

Tokenise any real-world asset (RWA). Gold, silver, real estate, intellectual property, aircraft, fine wine, classic cars, art, music royalties, agricultural commodities, private credit, invoices, equipment leasing, IP rights — literally any identifiable asset class. RWA tokenisation, RWA-backed issuances, RWA Yield products — the full stack, end-to-end, institutional-grade.

What it is

Tokenised Real-World Assets (RWAs).

RWA tokenisation (real-world asset tokenisation) is the practice of taking ownership rights in a physical or financial asset and expressing them as compliant digital tokens on a blockchain. The tokens carry the same economic and legal rights as the underlying asset, with blockchain-native efficiency, transparency and programmability layered on top. Tokenised RWAs are at the centre of the institutional digital asset thesis: McKinsey, BCG and Boston Consulting Group all forecast multi-trillion-dollar markets by 2030.

Assetize is built for the full RWA spectrum. Quick path to market through our regulatory-compliant issuer platforms across multiple leading international financial centres — most RWA issuers go live in weeks. For novel assets, larger mandates or specific jurisdictional requirements, we structure bespoke standalone vehicles. Shariah-compliant RWA structures available by arrangement.

What sets Assetize apart from generic RWA tokenisation platforms is the legal infrastructure underneath. Each tokenised RWA is issued through a regulatory-compliant, audited, asset-segregated structure. Tokens have a clear legal linkage to the underlying — not an ambiguous claim against a vague issuer. Both permissioned and permissionless token series are available — including full DeFi composability where the structuring permits it. Whether you're tokenising a single asset, a portfolio, or building an RWA Yield programme on top of pooled real-world assets — same institutional foundation.

Who it's for

Built for managers who want to distribute differently.

01

Asset owners seeking liquidity

Hold a high-value asset — real estate portfolio, fine art, gold, IP — and want to unlock fractional liquidity without selling the underlying. Tokenisation creates a tradable instrument backed by the asset.

02

Originators building scaled offerings

Originate a steady stream of similar assets (private credit, royalties, invoices, lending books). Want to bring them on-chain at scale with a repeatable issuance process.

03

Family offices and PE funds

Hold illiquid alternative investments. Want to give LPs interim liquidity, or open the investor base beyond a small set of qualified investors.

How it works

Four steps from term sheet to live token.

The same structuring path you'd follow for a non-tokenised product, with the smart-contract and identity-registry pieces wired in from the start.

WEEK 1

Structure

Asset assessed; legal wrapper chosen (existing issuer platform or bespoke vehicle); custody arrangements confirmed.

WEEK 2

Document

Offering memorandum drafted; valuation methodology agreed; token economics finalised.

WEEK 3

Mint

Smart contracts deployed; tokens minted; first investors onboarded under permissioned KYC.

WEEK 4+

Operate

Lifecycle managed by the administrator — income distributions, valuations, secondary transfers.

Regulatory pathway

Familiar regulator. Same protections.

LIVE
Multi-jurisdictional

Regulatory-compliant issuer platforms, full structuring across additional jurisdictions

Our regulatory-compliant issuer platforms cover the vast majority of RWA issuance use cases. For novel assets, complex collateral structures or specific jurisdictional needs, we can structure bespoke vehicles.

  • Real estate — single property, portfolios, development funding, sale-and-leaseback
  • Commodities — gold, silver, oil, gas, agricultural commodities
  • Private credit — real estate debt, SME and corporate lending, invoice financing, royalties
  • Intellectual property — music royalties, IP rights, brand portfolios
  • Collectables — fine art, classic cars, fine wine, rare items
  • Both permissioned and permissionless token series available — including full DeFi composability where the structuring permits it. Permissioned series gate transfers to pre-onboarded investors; permissionless series are freely transferable peer-to-peer and composable across DeFi protocols.
Comparables

Side by side.

FeatureDirect asset ownershipConventional fund wrappingTokenised RWA on Assetize
FractionalisationLimitedLimited to fund unit sizeConfigurable to $1 minimums
SettlementWeeks (real estate)T+3+Same-day, atomic
Investor accessSingle owner / partnershipRestricted by jurisdictionGlobal, identity-gated
Lifecycle opsManualFund administratorSmart-contract automated + administrator overlay
FAQs

Common questions.

Which RWA categories are most common?+

Real estate, gold, fine wine, private credit and intellectual property are the most-requested categories. We've also seen aircraft, music royalties, and equipment leasing programmes.

How is the link between token and asset enforced?+

Through the administrator and segregated structure. Each cell or vehicle holds the legal title to the underlying; the tokens represent the economic claim to that cell or vehicle. The administrator is responsible for ensuring the books match the cap table.

What chains do you support?+

Issuance is supported on any chain we work with — including EVM Layer 2s and Ethereum Layer 1 by default; other chains by arrangement.

Can a tokenised RWA trade on a public market?+

Different structuring pathways exist to permit both. A permissioned series gates transfers to pre-onboarded, KYC'd investors and trades on permissioned secondary markets. A permissionless series is freely transferable peer-to-peer and fully composable across DeFi protocols. We pick the pathway that matches the asset, the investor base and the regulatory perimeter.

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Launch tokenised real-world assets (rwas) in weeks.

Tell us about the use case — we'll come back to you with a structuring path, an administrator estimate, and a timeline.

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