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Shamla Tech Solutions said on March 16 that it is preparing a tokenization platform for TORCH RWA and Forge Atlanta, a mixed-use project in downtown Atlanta. The Shamla Tech announcement said the platform will support investor onboarding, transfer controls, and distribution tools for tokenized real estate.
Forge Atlanta was already part of a public project record before this update. The Webstar project release confirmed that the company had closed on the 10-acre Atlanta site in December 2025.
Earlier steps in the structure
This announcement adds to a structure that had already been disclosed in securities filings. The SEC filing showed that Forge Atlanta Asset Management signed an Exchange Licensing Agreement with Torch, LLC on February 3, 2026. According to that filing, Torch would provide exchange infrastructure, smart-contract deployment, and compliance monitoring for possible tokenized economic interests linked to the project.
A few days later, Torch gave more detail on how the platform was being positioned. The Torch RWA release stated that Forge Atlanta would be the first listing on Torch-RWA.
Legal and operating context
The public record points to a standard U.S. securities-law setup, not a new rule or a special regulatory waiver. The SEC filing says issuer entities remain responsible for offering documents, disclosures, and compliance with federal and state securities laws. It also makes clear that the arrangement covers infrastructure and compliance support, not a transfer of those legal duties to Torch.
The same record does not show that a live public token sale or active secondary market is already operating. Public statements around the project describe infrastructure, compliance controls, and possible tokenized participation interests, but they do not identify a completed live issuance in the materials reviewed here.
What this affects
For issuers and project sponsors, this update adds a named technology provider to the Forge Atlanta tokenization structure. For platforms and service providers, it clarifies who is expected to handle onboarding, compliance monitoring, and smart-contract operations. For investors, the public information still leaves important deal terms outside the record, including final instrument structure, offering terms, and any confirmed live trading venue.
