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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: 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 and Boston Consulting Group (BCG) both 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 established international financial centres, where RWA issuers can 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 issuers 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

Established jurisdictions. Clear 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.

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 on Assetize in weeks.

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

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