CONSULTANCY FOR THE TOKENIZATION/NOTARIZATION OF REAL WORLD ASSETS (RWAs)

True innovation consists in raising awareness of the opportunities that blockchain technology offers today. Through our notarization platform, we can notarize any item and, through qualified operators, we can offer support to tokenize whatever is permitted by regulations.
Financial innovation in the real asset (RWA) sector is already available and fully operational, allowing the purchase or sale of tokens that effectively represent full ownership of an asset, even with regard to the administrative bodies that regulate the registered movable and immovable property sector. Our solution is applicable in every country and for every type of asset, allowing the free exchange and free circulation of RWA tokens.
The ability to include (non-financial) RWAs on our platform allows us to describe the token, with the characteristics of the asset in question, with all the economic/legal documentation supporting an effective and transparent valuation by the parties involved.
Real assets (RWA) refer to tangible assets that exist outside the digital world. These can range from securities to real estate, commodities, and machinery. The concept of RWA in the context of blockchain refers to digital tokens that represent these traditional physical and economic assets. This includes commodities, goods, documents, and property titles, while financial instruments such as stocks and bonds are included in “ART” Asset Referenced Tokens and are the responsibility of entities with specific financial authorizations. The tokenization of RWAs is considered one of the biggest market opportunities in the blockchain industry, with a potential market of hundreds of trillions of dollars.

The tokenization process is carried out by companies with specific qualifications.
Tokenization is the process of converting real-world assets into digital tokens using blockchain technology. This process aims to enable fractional ownership and make high-value assets more accessible to a wide variety of individuals by facilitating the division of assets into smaller, more affordable units. Tokenized real-world assets, such as real estate, artwork, commodities, and even intellectual property, aim to offer greater liquidity, transparency, and accessibility. This digitization of physical assets is often seen as a way to modernize and democratize conventional financial markets.