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RWA Group (formerly NFT China) unveiled its trading platform, promising compliant tokenization of real estate, restaurant franchises and supply-chain goods. The company says the marketplace, built on ERC-3643 and multiple stablecoins, will open for live swaps in early August.
In a Chinese-language brief, business daily am730 reported fresh details, noting that ERC-3643 identity checks will guard against illicit flows while offshore yuan and Hong Kong dollar stablecoins provide the first settlement pairs. The paper added that cross-chain support for EVM, Solana and Tron will follow post-launch.
The Manila Times also carried the announcement, adding that RWA Group seeks licences in Hong Kong, Dubai and Kazakhstan to host pan-Asian issuers and investors under one compliant roof.
“Our goal is to let anyone swap tokens for physical assets as easily as buying coffee,” founder Fu Rao, chief executive of the Hong Kong International New Economic Research Institute, said in the release.
Non-financial RWA trading has lagged behind tokenised bonds and funds because most blockchains struggle with identity rules and local property laws. By focusing on collectibles and commercial property first, RWA Group hopes to build liquidity before regulators green-light wider securitisation.
