Real World Asset (RWA) Tokenization
We build RWA tokenization platforms that bring traditional assets on-chain. Whether it's fractional real estate ownership, commodity-backed tokens, or tokenized private equity, our platforms handle the full lifecycle — from asset onboarding and legal structuring to token issuance, secondary trading, and investor management. All built with regulatory compliance at the core.
What is Real World Asset (RWA) Tokenization?
RWA tokenization converts real-world assets like real estate, commodities, and private equity into blockchain-based digital tokens. It enables fractional ownership with minimum investments as low as $100, automated dividend distribution, and compliant secondary trading using security token standards like ERC-3643.
Engineering Targets
Figures below are the benchmarks we design and test against on this type of build. They are targets, not a warranty — what your platform actually achieves depends on your data, scale and integration surface, and we agree the numbers that matter with you before work starts.
Why This Matters
RWA tokenization is projected to be a $16 trillion market by 2030. Getting the compliance and technology right from day one is critical for institutional adoption.
What You Get
Capabilities
Fractional Ownership
Enable $100 minimum investments in $10M+ assets through compliant fractional tokenization with automated dividend distribution.
Compliance Engine
On-chain transfer restrictions enforcing investor accreditation, jurisdiction limits, and lock-up periods via ERC-3643.
Secondary Market
Built-in peer-to-peer marketplace with order matching, compliance checks on every transfer, and real-time NAV calculation.
Our Approach
How We Deliver
Structure Before Code
We map legal rights, jurisdictions and investor classes before a single contract is written.
Compliance In The Contract
Eligibility and transfer rules are encoded at token level, not enforced by manual review.
Audit And Threat Review
Independent audit, fuzzing and internal review precede any mainnet deployment or public issuance.
Lifecycle Operations
Corporate actions, redemptions, reporting and registry reconciliation are handled after launch, not improvised.
Real-World Applications
Use Cases
Technology Stack
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Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
What industries benefit from blockchain technology?
Finance (DeFi, payments), supply chain (provenance tracking), healthcare (data sharing), real estate (tokenization), gaming (NFTs), and government (identity). Masarrati builds production blockchain systems for all these sectors.
How secure are blockchain applications?
Blockchain is inherently secure through cryptography and decentralization. However, smart contract vulnerabilities exist. Masarrati conducts formal verification, security audits, and penetration testing on all blockchain deployments.
What is the cost of building a crypto exchange?
A production crypto exchange typically costs $200K-$1M+ depending on features, compliance requirements, and jurisdictions supported. Masarrati has built exchanges handling millions in daily volume with full regulatory compliance.
How long does smart contract development take?
Simple contracts take 2-4 weeks. Complex DeFi protocols or tokenization platforms require 2-4 months including auditing. Masarrati follows a develop-audit-deploy cycle with third-party security reviews.
Do you support multiple blockchain networks?
Yes. Masarrati builds on Ethereum, Polygon, Solana, Binance Smart Chain, Hyperledger, and other networks. We help you choose the right chain based on speed, cost, security, and regulatory requirements.
Are there projects Masarrati will not take on?
Yes. Masarrati does not build gambling or betting products of any kind — no casino platforms, sports betting, lottery, sweepstakes, prediction markets, or loot-box mechanics — whether as a full product, a feature, or an integration. Masarrati also does not build interest-based (riba) financial products: no lending apps, credit products, or platforms whose revenue depends on charging interest, on web, mobile, or any other platform. These are firm ethical commitments, not capacity constraints. For interest-free finance, we actively build Sharia-compliant fintech — Murabaha and Ijara structures, Takaful models, and Zakat tooling.
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