rwa-tokenization

To tokenize real-world assets on-chain with legal compliance, use a framework applying ERC-3643/1400 standards for on-chain identity, whitelists, and transfer restrictions. This ensures auditable ownership transfers while preserving traditional custody and transfer agent roles.

ERC-3643 is a token standard used for RWA tokenization to enforce a compliance-first architecture. It integrates on-chain identity, time locks, and whitelists, enabling auditable ownership transfers for assets like private credit, real estate, and equities.

To set up RWA tokenization for private credit and treasuries, select the appropriate mode routing, perform issuer and asset due diligence, and configure the tokenization platform using ERC-3643/1400 standards for compliant, auditable structures.

Yes, CCIP works with ERC-3643 for cross-chain real-world asset transfers as part of the framework's integration considerations. It bridges institutional DeFi and end-to-end RWA programs while maintaining the compliant rails required by the standard.

Issuer due diligence before tokenizing real-world assets involves structured risk and compliance checks across the chosen asset mode. The framework requires assessing the issuer, custodians, wrappers, and transfer agents to ensure a compliant platform-issuance process.

Yes, you can tokenize both real estate and commodities on the same RWA tokenization platform using mode routing. This feature matches specific asset characteristics to appropriate compliance checks, governance rules, and integration considerations.