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Coverage & Classification
We only list tokenized assets that use the blockchain as a source of truth, not just as a record-keeping tool. In other words, the blockchain must serve a core role in the asset’s issuance, transfer, and settlement.
Before onboarding any new tokenized asset, we review relevant business and legal documentation to ensure it meets our minimum criteria. This includes confirming that the tokenized asset uses the blockchain as a source of truth, understanding its structure, and assessing its technical implementation.
We currently support the following asset types:
- Stablecoins
- U.S. Treasuries
- Government bonds
- Private credit
- Commodities
- Institutional funds
- Stocks
- Real estate
We’re also exploring additional categories, such as DeFi vault tokens that collateralize tokenized assets. In the future, we may refine or expand existing classifications as the market evolves
We typically work directly with platforms and issuers to determine the most accurate category for each tokenized asset.
We also apply internal guidelines to ensure consistency across the platform. For example, when deciding between classifying an asset as a stablecoin or a tokenized Treasury, we look at two key criteria:
- Is the net asset value (NAV) intended to remain stable at $1?
- Can the token be freely transferred between holders?
If a tokenized asset does not meet both criteria, we generally classify it as a tokenized Treasury rather than a stablecoin.
Fully supported blockchain networks:
Ethereum, Solana, Avalanche, ZKsync Era, Aptos, XRP Ledger, XDC, Mantra
Blockchain networks with limited support:
Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, Mantle, NEAR, Sui, Algorand, Stellar, Gnosis, Provenance, Noble, Binance Smart Chain, Tron, Blast, Celo, Manta Pacific, Canto
We’re actively working with additional blockchain networks to expand full support. If you’re interested in having your network fully supported, please reach out to us at team@rwa.xyz.