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Tokenization & Smart Contracts

Real-world asset (RWA) tokenization, simply explained

What tokenization is, its building blocks, and what to assess before you start.

The Arman Afzar team2 min read

Tokenization represents ownership or economic rights in a real asset as tokens on a blockchain. It can simplify transfer, fractional ownership and transparent records.

The parts of an RWA platform

An RWA platform usually combines project presentation and due diligence, investor identity and compliance, smart contracts for issuing and transferring tokens, wallets and reporting.

Before you start

Before starting, clarify the legal framework of the asset, the custody model, identity requirements and valuation — the technology is the last link in the chain.

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