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tx Launches Mobile Super App to Unify RWA Markets

RWA infrastructure firm tx launched a mobile super app on iOS and Android on June 23, 2026, aiming to consolidate fragmented real-world asset markets into one platform. The move marks a significant step toward accessible, unified RWA market infrastructure.

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Yuri Konnov

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tx, the
RWA infrastructure company formed through the merger of Sologenic and Coreum, released a mobile application on iOS and Android on June 23, 2026, bringing what the company describes as a "super app" for tokenized real-world assets to consumer devices for the first time. The launch consolidates asset discovery, trading, and portfolio management functions that previously required separate platforms or desktop interfaces into a single mobile interface, according to Global Fintech Series reporting on the company's infrastructure rollout.

tx formally launched as a unified operating system for tokenized real-world assets on March 6, 2026, following the Sologenic-Coreum merger. The company operates on the Coreum blockchain and runs tx.market, which the company describes in its platform documentation as a compliant marketplace for tokenized stocks, ETFs, and alternative assets. The mobile application extends that marketplace to handheld devices, targeting retail investors and semi-institutional participants who have historically faced fragmented access to tokenized products across incompatible platforms and jurisdictions.

The company has disclosed partnerships with Texture Capital, an SEC-registered broker-dealer. It has also integrated with Fireblocks and BitGo for custody and settlement — a compliance stack aimed at institutional participants that the mobile release now makes accessible through a consumer-grade interface. By aggregating these functions into a single mobile interface, tx is attempting to reduce the operational friction that has slowed adoption of tokenized products among non-specialist users.

The broader context for the launch is a tokenized RWA market that has drawn sustained institutional infrastructure investment through 2025 and into 2026. Chainalysis research on tokenized asset growth has tracked on-chain RWA issuance expanding across Treasury instruments, private credit, and commodities — categories that tx's marketplace targets directly. The mobile application enters a market where institutional-grade issuance infrastructure is increasingly available but retail-facing distribution remains limited, which is the gap the company's launch is explicitly designed to address.

tx's launch follows a broader wave of mobile-first RWA distribution attempts in early 2026, though few have combined a regulated broker-dealer partnership with multi-asset custody integrations at the point of a consumer app release. The company's official platform documentation describes the application as designed to serve users across U.S. and global markets, though the specific jurisdictions where retail onboarding is currently active have not been enumerated in available public materials.

Several material details remain absent from the company's public disclosures. The announcement does not specify which asset classes are currently live for trading within the mobile application versus those planned for future listing. It does not disclose the volume of assets under management accessible through the mobile interface, nor does it confirm whether the application has received regulatory clearance in any jurisdiction beyond the U.S. broker-dealer framework provided through Texture Capital. The company has not published onboarding figures, active user counts, or the number of tokenized instruments currently available through the app at launch.

The immediate effect of the June 23 release is that tx's tokenized asset marketplace is now accessible through a native mobile application on both major operating systems, with custody and compliance infrastructure from Fireblocks, BitGo, and Texture Capital disclosed as underlying the platform. What the launch does not establish is whether the application has cleared regulatory review for retail distribution in markets outside the United States, what the current inventory of live tokenized instruments is, or when the company intends to publish verifiable asset volume or user metrics that would allow independent assessment of the platform's traction.

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