Visibility, not a black box.
- Asset records linked to supporting documents
- Evidence and attestation references
- Eligibility and transfer-policy visibility
- A history connecting rights and settlement
Understand the asset.
See the evidence.
Know what you hold.
An asset originator submits an invoice and supporting legal documents. ARWA’s proposed registry links the digital record to the underlying claim—not just a token with a name.
Real-world assets exist outside a blockchain: invoices, treasury instruments, or infrastructure claims. Their value depends on documents, counterparties, and enforceable terms.
ARWA’s concept brings those references into one traceable workflow. The goal is to make it easier to understand what an asset represents, what was checked, and which rules apply.
A supplier delivers goods. The buyer owes a payment. Here is how the proposed ARWA workflow could represent that claim.
FICTIONAL EXAMPLE · NO LIVE OFFERINGThe invoice, payment terms, and supporting documentation become the source record.
The review can flag missing documents or conflicting claims. Verification is not a repayment guarantee.
Legal terms explain what eligible participants can hold and any restrictions on transfers.
USDC settlement on Arc is the intended payment rail, subject to future verified contracts and integrations.
The console is a product preview. No real asset transactions are enabled.