Use Cases
Use caseAsset tokenization
Represent real-world assets as governed digital tokens, with eligibility, transfer rules and supporting evidence built in.
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- Token
- Eligibility
- Transfer
Who this is for
Licensed asset managers, issuers, custodians, transfer agents and their compliance teams.
The operational challenge
Ownership registers, investor eligibility and asset evidence sit in separate systems. Reconciliation is manual, and transfers depend on paperwork rather than enforceable rules.
An example workflow
- Step 01
Define the asset, its supporting evidence and the issuing entity.
- Step 02
Set eligibility, transfer and lock-up rules with the licensed parties.
- Step 03
Issue tokens to verified, eligible holders only.
- Step 04
Record transfers, corporate actions and redemptions with a full audit trail.
What is recorded
Token definitions, holder eligibility status, transfer rules, corporate actions and links to the asset’s legal and valuation documents.
Rules enforced in software
Transfers that break eligibility or lock-up rules are rejected automatically, and every exception requires an authorised approver.
What stays private
Investor identities and KYC data stay with the regulated parties, off-chain. The ledger holds only what the rules need.
Regulated by design
RMOZ provides the technology layer. Offering, custody and investor services are delivered by appropriately licensed institutions under their approvals.
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FAQ
Questions, answered
Does RMOZ issue investment products?
No. RMOZ supplies tokenization infrastructure to licensed issuers and managers, who remain responsible for the offering.
Which assets can be tokenized?
Any asset with clear legal ownership and reliable evidence, such as real estate, funds, receivables or commodities, subject to the applicable regulations.
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