Step 2: Choose Asset Type
Mandatory
The asset type shapes the token’s structure, purpose, and legal requirements. This information is necessary to ensure that the token aligns with the characteristics of the asset, including its cash flow profile, adheres to relevant regulations, and appeals to the right investors. Recording the asset type as metadata in the smart contract ensures clarity and transparency throughout the token’s lifecycle.
Asset Type List
Real Estate, Land, Intellectual Property, Debt, Public Securities, Private Securities, Equity, Collectibles, Carbon Credits, Contractual Rights, Mineral Rights.
Why This Step is Important
Defines Token Purpose. Clarifies whether the token represents ownership, debt, or rights associated with the asset.
Guides Legal Compliance. Aligns the tokenization process with laws specific to the asset type.
Optimizes Market Appeal. Helps investors understand what the token offers and ensures alignment with their expectations. Among other things, the right metadata ensures that asset type is correctly pulled into various lists and indices of tokenized real-world assets.
Actions
Identify the asset type that best represents your underlying asset.
Select one option from the Asset Type List above.
Record the selected asset type as asset_type.
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