TokenFi Launches Real-World Asset Tokenization Platform Built for Compliance and Scale
The post TokenFi Launches Real-World Asset Tokenization Platform Built for Compliance and Scale appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. TokenFi, the tokenization project by the Floki ecosystem, has launched its long-awaited real-world asset (RWA) tokenization platform — aiming to make it easier for businesses to bring physical and financial assets on-chain in a fully compliant way. The new module, which will go live on May 23, offers a no-code platform for companies to create and issue regulatory-compliant tokens backed by real-world assets. These tokens are built on the ERC-3643 standard, which embeds compliance capabilities directly into the token itself. The new RWA Tokenization platform can be found at https://tokenfi.com/RWA That means issuers can set clear rules, like who can buy or transfer tokens, based on investor type or jurisdiction and those rules are enforced automatically on-chain. At the heart of the platform is ONCHAINID, a smart identity framework that links token ownership to verified investor identities. This allows companies to issue tokens that can only be held or traded by qualified investors who pass KYC and meet regulatory requirements. Wallets become just a signing tool — not the owner. The standard also boasts strong interoperability features. Despite their enhanced compliance capabilities, ERC-3643 tokens remain compatible with existing ERC-20 infrastructure, allowing them to integrate seamlessly into current blockchain ecosystems with minimal technical adjustments. This ensures businesses can leverage established tools while still meeting regulatory requirements. TokenFi’s platform lets issuers manage the entire tokenization process with ease. They can set subscription periods and investment limits, configure fees and payment methods, and handle investor onboarding with built-in KYC and document signing tools. If regulations change, issuers can also update compliance rules even after the tokens are live. The platform works across all EVM-compatible blockchains, giving projects flexibility on where to launch. TokenFi says this approach makes the platform ideal for everything from tokenizing equity and real estate to commodities and IP rights.…
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TokenFi, the tokenization project by the Floki ecosystem, has launched its long-awaited real-world asset (RWA) tokenization platform — aiming to make it easier for businesses to bring physical and financial assets on-chain in a fully compliant way. The new module, which will go live on May 23, offers a no-code platform for companies to create and issue regulatory-compliant tokens backed by real-world assets. These tokens are built on the ERC-3643 standard, which embeds compliance capabilities directly into the token itself. The new RWA Tokenization platform can be found at https://tokenfi.com/RWA That means issuers can set clear rules, like who can buy or transfer tokens, based on investor type or jurisdiction and those rules are enforced automatically on-chain. At the heart of the platform is ONCHAINID, a smart identity framework that links token ownership to verified investor identities. This allows companies to issue tokens that can only be held or traded by qualified investors who pass KYC and meet regulatory requirements. Wallets become just a signing tool — not the owner. The standard also boasts strong interoperability features. Despite their enhanced compliance capabilities, ERC-3643 tokens remain compatible with existing ERC-20 infrastructure, allowing them to integrate seamlessly into current blockchain ecosystems with minimal technical adjustments. This ensures businesses can leverage established tools while still meeting regulatory requirements. TokenFi’s platform lets issuers manage the entire tokenization process with ease. They can set subscription periods and investment limits, configure fees and payment methods, and handle investor onboarding with built-in KYC and document signing tools. If regulations change, issuers can also update compliance rules even after the tokens are live. The platform works across all EVM-compatible blockchains, giving projects flexibility on where to launch. TokenFi says this approach makes the platform ideal for everything from tokenizing equity and real estate to commodities and IP rights.…
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