RwaMarkets Verified

Assets must be added to the curated RwaMarkets Asset Registry before being presented as verified RWAs. Tokens found through search engines, aggregators or token lists are never treated as verified because of their name, ticker or logo.

What verification establishes

• the identity of the token issuer
• the official token mint, matched against an issuer-controlled source
• the underlying asset the token is intended to reference
• the issuer's official documentation and, where published, tokenization documentation
• the network (Solana) and token standard, read from the chain
• known restrictions and eligibility requirements published by the issuer
• redemption information, where the issuer publishes it
• whether an executable market with sufficient liquidity exists at the time of review

Verification does not mean endorsement

How verification is performed

The six-step process — issuer verification, contract verification, underlying asset verification, product structure review, market availability and ongoing monitoring — is documented in the Verification Methodology.

Verification and liquidity are separate

A token can be correctly identified and still have too little liquidity to trade well. RwaMarkets currently lists only verified assets that also meet a minimum liquidity threshold, but the two are distinct: meeting the threshold says nothing about the quality of the product, and a verified asset can lose its market.

Where the badge appears

The badge appears on asset pages, in the asset selector and on portfolio holdings. Wherever it appears, it links to an explanation of what verification does and does not mean. Each asset also has a verification page (for example /assets/nvidia/verification) listing each check and its sources.