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★ RWAF MemberBlockchain platform for financial applications, business infrastructure and tokenized assets.
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These blockchain networks support tokenized assets or the infrastructure used to issue and transfer them. Public and permissioned networks make different choices about access, privacy and validation. Product issuers still determine the legal rights attached to each token.
Blockchain platform for financial applications, business infrastructure and tokenized assets.
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PLRWA-focused blockchain and financial platform providing asset issuance, distribution and vault access.
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REPurpose-built Layer 1 infrastructure for tokenized financial markets, connecting issuance, asset metadata, custody, settlement and distribution. The roadmap targets mainnet after testnet validation.
Official website ↗Blockchain network supporting payments, digital assets and onchain financial applications.
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STOpen-source blockchain network supporting payments, smart contracts and asset tokenization.
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3DA Layer 1 network designed to represent and transfer physical objects through asset tokenization.
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ALLayer 1 with protocol-native asset issuance for funds, real estate, commodities and other financial assets.
Official website ↗Blockchain network using the Move programming language for digital assets and applications.
Official website ↗Ethereum-based blockchain infrastructure for applications, tokenization and dedicated chain environments.
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ARCircle-backed platform for global markets, value transfer and onchain financial applications.
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ARBitcoin-native financial-market infrastructure enabling programmable settlement, credit and trading applications through the Arch execution environment.
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BACoinbase-built Ethereum layer 2 supporting payments, stablecoins, tokenized assets and onchain applications. Separate from the Base App wallet.
Official website ↗Blockchain ecosystem supporting smart contracts, decentralized applications and digital assets.
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CAPrivacy-enabled interoperable blockchain network designed for institutional financial applications and tokenized assets.
Official website ↗Layer 1 supporting native tokens and smart contracts for representing real-world assets.
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CEEthereum Layer 2 network designed for payments, stablecoins and financial applications.
Official website ↗Blockchain infrastructure combining decentralized applications with relational databases.
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COStablecoin-native foreign-exchange platform providing conversion, bridging and payment APIs.
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COLayer 1 offering protocol-level stablecoins with identity verification and programmable controls.
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COLayer-1 blockchain using XCB, with digital identity and token infrastructure supporting asset-tokenization applications. Distinct from Core DAO.
Official website ↗Confidential blockchain infrastructure enabling private token transfers and asset settlement.
Official website ↗Blockchain infrastructure for recording real-world credit and building cross-chain financial applications.
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DEA blockchain ecosystem supporting decentralized financial applications and digital assets.
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FUBlockchain and wallet infrastructure for stablecoin payments and branded digital money.
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GGA blockchain ecosystem focused on sustainability and real-world asset applications.
Official website ↗An EVM-compatible Layer 1 network focused on financial and real-world asset applications.
Official website ↗Public ledger with native token issuance and tools for tokenized bonds, equities and real assets.
Official website ↗Financial Layer 1 with native modules for issuing, trading and managing permissioned tokenized assets.
Official website ↗Ethereum Layer 2 built on the OP Stack by Kraken, supporting DeFi, payments and tokenized-asset applications.
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KALayer 1 with native stablecoins and infrastructure for tokenized assets and Asian payment applications.
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KALayer 1 building financial infrastructure around native stablecoins and tokenized assets.
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LIEthereum Layer 2 providing infrastructure for tokenization, payments and onchain settlement.
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Official website ↗Blockchain and liquidity infrastructure designed for the issuance and use of tokenized real-world assets.
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MAEthereum Layer 2 supporting tokenized financial assets, including Ondo USDY.
Official website ↗Blockchain ecosystem providing infrastructure for tokenized real-world assets and financial applications.
Official website ↗Matrix AI Network is developing protocol and infrastructure to turn human biological data into verifiable, tradeable and user-controlled real-world assets (RWAs), enabling native tokenization of personal biodata. The team is preparing to launch a dedicated EVM-based BioData chain to support this work.
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MAA layer-one blockchain designed for tokenized real-world assets and financial applications.
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MULayer 1 supporting an ecosystem of real-world asset tokenization applications.
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NEBlockchain and intent infrastructure supporting cross-chain settlement into stablecoins.
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NOBlockchain infrastructure for stablecoin issuance, payments and financial applications.
Official website ↗Execution infrastructure with private application processing and distributed verification; Ondo says it evolves its earlier chain plans and is not currently a blockchain.
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OPEthereum scaling infrastructure and the OP Stack, supporting Layer 2 networks and applications for payments and onchain finance.
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OWAn Ethereum Layer 2 network developed for real-world asset applications.
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PEBlockchain infrastructure for connected machines, machine identity and tokenized machine assets.
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PHLayer 1 blockchain infrastructure designed for real-world assets, financial applications and stablecoin settlement.
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PIBlockchain ecosystem focused on accessible payments and consumer applications. A dedicated RWA tokenization deployment was not verified in this review.
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POInstitutional blockchain designed for regulated assets, identity and securities settlement.
Official website ↗Blockchain network purpose-built for financial services and real-world asset tokenization.
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RAA blockchain designed for creating and transferring digital representations of assets.
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REListed in the RWA World directory as a blockchain network for RWA initiatives. Current public offering details remain qualified by the directory review.
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REBlockchain for institutional asset tokenization and identity-controlled financial applications.
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ROBitcoin sidechain hosting collateralized dollar stablecoins and related payment applications.
Official website ↗Layer 1 supporting institutional tokenization, stablecoin payments and onchain settlement.
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SOEVM network developing settlement infrastructure for tokenized assets and stablecoins.
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STStableChain, a USDT-focused Layer 1 network designed for payments and commerce.
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STZero-knowledge execution and scaling network supporting smart contracts and financial applications in the Ethereum and Bitcoin ecosystems.
Official website ↗Move-based Layer 1 supporting stablecoins and tokenized Treasury exposure including Ondo USDY.
Official website ↗Blockchain ecosystem supporting tokenized commodities and fund shares through Tezos and Etherlink.
Official website ↗The Open Network, a smart-contract blockchain supporting token issuance, payments and consumer applications.
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TOBlockchain and payment infrastructure for real-world financial applications in emerging markets.
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TRBlockchain network supporting stablecoin transfers, smart contracts and decentralized applications.
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TXTX is the successor network formed from the Coreum and Sologenic merger, providing enterprise blockchain infrastructure for tokenized assets and financial applications.
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VEEnterprise blockchain developing asset attestation and infrastructure for verified real-world asset tokens.
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XCXFER blockchain and launch platform for creating and transferring named assets, NFTs and tokens, with optional creator identity linked to an X account.
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XDA Layer 1 network for branded digital assets, payment tokens and related applications.
Official website ↗Blockchain supporting trade finance, real-world assets and payment applications.
Official website ↗Open-source blockchain with native token issuance and features for real-world asset tokenization.
Official website ↗Onchain-finance ecosystem combining ZIG Markets, ZIG Chain and ZIG Labs; its Layer 1 supports tokenized financial products and asset lifecycle infrastructure.
Official website ↗Ethereum scaling infrastructure for financial applications with privacy and compliance features.
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