This RWA companies list names 110 real-world-asset projects on NAUT, read from NAUT's project database on 2 November 2026. 109 of them are here because their own NAUT description says they tokenize, finance or trade a real-world asset; 1, Fidelity Digital Interest Token, is here on outside sourcing rather than its own description, flagged below and in the Sources note. NAUT tracks 60 of them with a live token and 50 with no token yet, and every company below links to its NAUT page, where its team sits.
How this list was built: NAUT's RWA sector tag covers 319 project rows on 2 November 2026. Each row's own description was read, and a row was kept when that description names a real-world asset being tokenized, lent against, issued or traded, which is how 109 of the 110 below were picked. 201 rows were dropped because their own description describes something else, mostly general-purpose layer 1 chains, NFT marketplaces and DeFi or AI protocols with no real-world-asset tie. 3 more were dropped at the writing stage: the Midas RWA and OpenDollar rows carry no description at all, and the Sui RWA row's description names only a DePIN accelerator. 5 companies whose description does match (Mansory, Trize, Realio Network, LAKE 3, Swimmer Finance) have no NAUT page yet, so they cannot be linked and are left out of the count. The "live token" column is the token flag on each company's own NAUT row, and the asset type is NAUT's reading of that row's description rather than a stored field. 1 row was kept against that filter: Fidelity Digital Interest Token's NAUT description covers only Fidelity Digital Assets' custody and trading, so its line below reads from the public record of what the FDIT token is, a tokenized share class of Fidelity's Treasury fund holding US Treasury securities (CoinDesk, 9 September 2025).
RWA companies list: what does each company tokenize?
The 110 RWA tokenization projects fall into 8 asset types, read from what each company tokenizes. The table is ranked by how many companies each type holds, with "Token" the count that has a live token and "None" the count that has none yet.
| Asset type | Companies | Token | None |
|---|---|---|---|
| Art and collectibles | 19 | 9 | 10 |
| Tokenization platforms | 19 | 9 | 10 |
| Private credit | 16 | 8 | 8 |
| Commodities and energy | 14 | 7 | 7 |
| Trading venues | 13 | 4 | 9 |
| Tokenized funds | 11 | 11 | 0 |
| RWA chains | 10 | 9 | 1 |
| Real estate | 8 | 3 | 5 |
| All types | 110 | 60 | 50 |
Art and collectibles and tokenization platforms are the largest groups, with 19 companies each, and private credit follows with 16. The money-market end is smaller and more institutional: 11 companies issue tokenized funds or yield products, among them Spiko EU T-Bills Money Market Fund, VanEck Treasury Fund and Superstate Short Duration U.S. Government Securities Fund (USTB).
RWA companies list: which projects have a live token?
60 of the 110 companies have a live token on their NAUT row. For a BD team that means a public market, a treasury and usually a named token lead.
| Company | Asset type | What it does |
|---|---|---|
 Artfi |
Art and collectibles | discover, collect and invest in artworks on-chain |
 Boson Protocol |
Art and collectibles | tokenizes physical goods as redeemable NFTs |
 Collector Crypt |
Art and collectibles | tokenizes collectibles such as Pokemon cards on Solana |
 CryptoAutos |
Art and collectibles | car marketplace plus an RWA platform |
 Jurassic Finance |
Art and collectibles | fractional ownership of authenticated dinosaur fossils, on Solana |
 LiveArt |
Art and collectibles | platform for trading traditional and digital art |
 MVL |
Art and collectibles | vehicle tokenization and mobility rewards through TADA |
 Record Nexus |
Art and collectibles | music RWAs solution |
 Staynex |
Art and collectibles | RWA and NFT layers for travel and stays |
 allo_xyz |
Tokenization platforms | protocol for real-world assets and bitcoin |
 Cogito Protocol |
Tokenization platforms | tokenizes traditional assets for on-chain finance |
 KAIO |
Tokenization platforms | compliant tokenization of RWAs and alternative investment funds |
 Lingo |
Tokenization platforms | RWA-powered rewards ecosystem |
 Punkvism |
Tokenization platforms | Web3 RWA platform linking blockchain and physical assets |
 RWA DePIN Protocol |
Tokenization platforms | RWA-tokenized DePIN and wealth management platform |
 RWA Inc. |
Tokenization platforms | end-to-end ecosystem for fractional assets |
 TokenFi |
Tokenization platforms | no-code platform for creating tokens and tokenizing RWAs |
 tx |
Tokenization platforms | operating system for tokenization, joining Sologenic and Coreum |
 Centrifuge |
Private credit | on-chain financing of real-world assets |
 Clearpool |
Private credit | single-borrower liquidity pools for institutional borrowers |
 Credefi |
Private credit | crypto lending for real-world projects |
 Goldfinch |
Private credit | credit protocol where any lender can fund loans |
 Maple |
Private credit | pooled capital lent to institutional borrowers |
 Polytrade |
Private credit | decentralized trade finance platform |
 Soil |
Private credit | regulated DeFi infrastructure backed by real-world assets |
 TrueFi |
Private credit | collateral-free on-chain lending |
 Kinesis Gold |
Commodities and energy | KAU and KAG tokens backed 1:1 by physical gold and silver |
| LandX | Commodities and energy | agricultural product hedging protocol |
 Matrixdock Gold |
Commodities and energy | tokenized gold and institutional RWA products in Asia |
 Pleasing Gold |
Commodities and energy | PGOLD tokens, each 1 troy ounce of LBMA-standard gold |
 Precious Metals USD |
Commodities and energy | pmUSD stablecoin backed by precious metals, plus RWA borrowing |
 STAU |
Commodities and energy | buy gold products through a blockchain |
 Tether Gold |
Commodities and energy | XAUt token backed by physical gold |
 AgriDex |
Trading venues | RWA marketplace on Solana |
 IXS (prev. IX Swap) |
Trading venues | private market investments through tokenization and security tokens |
 Lympid |
Trading venues | regulated platform to issue and trade premium RWAs |
 TroveMarkets |
Trading venues | DEX for perpetuals on collectibles, RWAs and prediction shares |
 Fidelity FDIT |
Tokenized funds | tokenized share class of Fidelity's Treasury fund, holding US Treasury securities |
 Janus Henderson JTRSY |
Tokenized funds | tokenized Treasury fund JTRSY, run on Centrifuge |
 OnRe ONyc |
Tokenized funds | tokenized reinsurance on Solana, with the yield-bearing ONyc token |
 OpenEden |
Tokenized funds | tokenized US Treasuries for idle crypto capital |
 SpaceX pre-IPO |
Tokenized funds | mirror token for pre-IPO exposure through Republic, on Solana |
 Spiko EU T-Bills |
Tokenized funds | EU T-Bills money market fund, regulated in France |
 Spiko US T-Bills |
Tokenized funds | tokenized US T-Bills money market fund with daily interest |
 Superstate USTB |
Tokenized funds | USTB token backed by Treasury bills and agency securities |
 Sygnum FIUSD |
Tokenized funds | regulated digital asset liquidity fund from Sygnum Bank |
 VanEck Treasury Fund |
Tokenized funds | VBILL, a tokenized US Treasury fund with daily liquidity |
 YLDS |
Tokenized funds | SEC-registered yielding stablecoin on  Provenance Blockchain |
 Canton Network |
RWA chains | institutional tokenization on the Canton Network blockchain |
 DUSK |
RWA chains | layer 1 for regulated on-chain finance and RWAs |
 Lumia |
RWA chains | modular layer 2 built for RWA liquidity |
 MANTRA |
RWA chains | RWA layer 1 blockchain |
 MavrykNetwork |
RWA chains | RWA tokenization network |
 Novastro |
RWA chains | modular ledger layer for the RWA sector |
 Plume |
RWA chains | RWA chain for crypto natives |
| Provenance Blockchain |
RWA chains | layer 1 for financial services and RWA tokenization |
 XDC Network |
RWA chains | EVM chain for trade finance and RWA tokenization |
 Mey Network |
Real estate | tokenized real estate investment platform |
 Parcl |
Real estate | decentralized real estate trading platform |
 Propbase |
Real estate | buy RWA property through its marketplace |
RWA companies list: which projects have no token yet?
50 companies on the list have no live token on their NAUT record. 5 of the 8 real estate names sit here, and so do the regulated platforms Securitize, DigiShares and Figure, which tokenize for clients rather than issue their own token.
| Company | Asset type | What it does |
|---|---|---|
 ANote Music |
Art and collectibles | marketplace for investing in music royalties, built on Algorand |
 ArkeFi |
Art and collectibles | tokenizes exclusive and luxury assets as investments |
 baxusco |
Art and collectibles | wine trading marketplace on blockchain |
| Collecto | Art and collectibles | Web3 luxury product collection platform |
 Jade City |
Art and collectibles | jade RWA platform |
 MiRA caml |
Art and collectibles | cultural and art RWA platform |
 Renaiss |
Art and collectibles | BNB Chain protocol tokenizing collectibles |
 Watch.fun |
Art and collectibles | luxury watch platform |
 Watches.io |
Art and collectibles | tracking and trading ecosystem for watches |
 WineFi |
Art and collectibles | wine investment platform |
 Asseto Finance |
Tokenization platforms | RWA tokenization platform |
 DigiShares |
Tokenization platforms | moves the value of traditional assets onto a blockchain |
 Figure |
Tokenization platforms | blockchain platform for financial services |
 Fraktion |
Tokenization platforms | end-to-end RWA tokenization |
 Inveniam |
Tokenization platforms | digital middle office for private assets |
 Nexade |
Tokenization platforms | links DeFi and TradFi through RWA tokenization |
 RAX Finance |
Tokenization platforms | RWA layer for AI infrastructure |
 Securitize |
Tokenization platforms | tokenizes private equity and private market funds |
 Tradable |
Tokenization platforms | asset tokenization platform |
 YieldBricks |
Tokenization platforms | borderless investing into RWA |
 BurrBear |
Private credit | liquidity and yield for tokenized RWAs and stablecoins |
 Kasu |
Private credit | risk-optimised RWA yields in DeFi |
 Pact Labs |
Private credit | on-chain credit and asset-based lending with stablecoins |
 Theo |
Private credit | brings real-world assets on-chain with lending and liquidity |
 TProtocol |
Private credit | RWA liquidity hub |
 Tranched |
Private credit | real-time on-chain securitisation |
 Tribal |
Private credit | RWA protocol built by global fintech teams |
 ZivoeProtocol |
Private credit | RWA credit protocol |
 AgroToken |
Commodities and energy | tokenization infrastructure for agricultural commodities |
 elmnts |
Commodities and energy | on-chain commodities ecosystem |
 Flowcarbon |
Commodities and energy | makes live carbon credits transparent and tradable |
 PluralEnergy |
Commodities and energy | renewable energy RWA protocol |
 Shipfinex |
Commodities and energy | maritime economic tokenization protocol |
 Soilonic |
Commodities and energy | royalty system for regenerative farmers |
 Uranium Digital |
Commodities and energy | uranium ore tokenization |
 INX Digital |
Trading venues | regulated trading platform for digital securities |
 NewEra Finance |
Trading venues | secondary market for real-world assets |
 Ostium |
Trading venues | perpetual DEX for synthetic price exposure to RWAs |
 Prometheum |
Trading venues | investing in digital asset securities |
 RemoraMarkets |
Trading venues | tokenized securities trading platform on Solana |
 ShiftRWA |
Trading venues | tokenized stock trading platform |
 StableStock |
Trading venues | RWA protocol built around the stock market |
 STOKR |
Trading venues | digital marketplace for alternative investments |
 Xave |
Trading venues | DEX built for RWA and stablecoin FX |
 RWALayer |
RWA chains | layer 2 for the RWA economy |
 Alt DRX |
Real estate | digital real estate investment platform |
 Arda |
Real estate | real estate operating system |
 Balcony DAO |
Real estate | real estate NFT investment platform |
 Homium |
Real estate | real estate tokenization protocol |
 mogul Club |
Real estate | real estate investment platform on blockchain |
What this tells a crypto BD team
- The buying cycle splits by asset type. The 16 private credit teams buy risk, custody and legal work. The 10 RWA chains buy ecosystem services and liquidity.
- The 60 token-live companies have a treasury to spend and a market to defend, so market making, listings and compliance pitches land there first.
- The 50 companies with no token are earlier. Issuance, transfer agency, audit and launch services fit them better than token services.
- 11 tokenized fund and yield issuers answer to regulators, so institutional references matter more than crypto-native ones.
- Pick the asset typeThe 8 types split the 110 companies, from 19 in art and collectibles to 10 RWA chains.
- Sort by token status60 companies have a live token and 50 do not, which decides whether you pitch token services or issuance services.
- Open the company pageEach of the 110 links above opens its NAUT page, with the team and the channels NAUT holds.
- Pull the same rows in 1 callOne projects call returns these rows by sector and token status, at 5 credits a call.
What this tells a founder raising for an RWA project
- 60 of 110 RWA companies already have a live token, so an investor comparing you has a priced peer set in the same asset type.
- Your nearest comparables are inside your own asset type, not across the whole list: 8 real estate names, 14 in commodities and energy, 13 trading venues.
- 19 companies sell tokenization as a platform, so a founder tokenizing 1 asset class can buy the plumbing rather than build it.
- The 5 matching companies with no NAUT page show the gap works both ways: a project with no page is invisible to a BD team or an investor sourcing from this data. A company can claim its page at NAUT.
Related reading on NAUT: RWA funding: 10 teams raised $449.5M, 50% in 1 IPO and Tokenized stocks platforms: 10 on NAUT, 15 tagged rows out.
Can you pull this data through the NAUT API?
Yes. GET https://api.naut.so/v1/projects?sector=RWA&token=launched returns the 60 token-live rows behind this list, and swapping token=pre returns the 50 with no token yet, 5 credits a call with an Authorization: Bearer $NAUT_KEY header; GET https://api.naut.so/v1/projects/centrifuge returns 1 company with its team. The endpoints and quotas are at naut.so/docs/api and the plans at naut.so/pricing. Verified Telegram, email and LinkedIn for the people on these companies unlock on any paid NAUT plan, so start a 7-day trial before you run the list.
RWA companies list FAQ
Which companies are building real-world-asset tokenization?
NAUT's data shows 110 companies doing real-world-asset work, read on 2 November 2026, 109 of them named as such by their own NAUT description and 1 (Fidelity Digital Interest Token) on outside sourcing: 16 in private credit, 11 issuing tokenized funds or yield products, 8 in real estate, 14 in commodities and energy, 19 in art and collectibles, 19 selling tokenization platforms, 10 running RWA chains and 13 running trading venues. Centrifuge, Maple, Securitize, MANTRA and Plume are among them.
How many RWA companies have a live token?
60 of the 110 companies on this list carry a live token on their NAUT row as of 2 November 2026, and 50 have none yet. The split is not even across asset types: 11 of the 11 tokenized fund and yield issuers have a token, against 3 of the 8 real estate names.
Why are 201 RWA-tagged rows left out of this list?
NAUT's RWA sector tag covers 319 project rows, and 201 of them describe something other than real-world assets in their own text, mostly general-purpose layer 1 chains, NFT marketplaces and unrelated DeFi or AI protocols. A list holds only what its title names, so those rows were read and dropped rather than counted.
Where can I find the teams behind these RWA companies and their contact channels?
On NAUT. Each of the 110 companies in this list has a NAUT page that lists the people NAUT holds for it, and GET https://api.naut.so/v1/projects?sector=RWA returns the same rows for a script at 5 credits a call. Verified Telegram, email and LinkedIn unlock on any paid NAUT plan, so start a 7-day trial to open the channels.
Sources
Every company, description and token flag in this article was read from NAUT's own project database on 2 November 2026, and each name links to that company's NAUT page. 1 claim comes from outside that database, flagged where it appears: what the FDIT token is, from CoinDesk, 9 September 2025.