TokenFi launches RWA tokenization platform built on ERC-3643
New platform brings real assets to the web with compliance tools
TokenFi, a project within the Floki ecosystem, has launched a new platform for the tokenization of real-world assets (RWA), enabling companies to streamline the process of bringing physical and financial assets on-chain while remaining compliant with regulatory standards.
The new module, launched on May 23, allows users to create and issue regulation-compliant tokens backed by real assets without writing a single line of code. These tokens are built using the ERC-3643 standard, which embeds compliance functionality directly into the token itself.
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This enables issuers to define rules—such as who can buy or transfer the token based on investor type or jurisdiction—which are automatically enforced on-chain.
At the core of the platform is ONCHAINID, a smart identity framework that links token ownership to verified investor credentials. This allows companies to issue tokens that can only be held or traded by qualified investors who have passed KYC and regulatory checks.
Advanced integration and broad use cases
ERC-3643 tokens are compatible with existing ERC-20 infrastructure, enabling seamless integration with current blockchain ecosystems with minimal technical changes. This ensures that companies can leverage existing tools while remaining compliant.
The platform enables issuers to set subscription periods, investment limits, configure fees and payment methods, and manage investor onboarding with built-in KYC and document signing tools. If compliance requirements change, issuers can update them even after the token is launched.
The platform supports all EVM-compatible blockchains, providing projects with flexibility in choosing their launch environment. According to TokenFi, this makes the platform ideal for tokenizing everything from equities and real estate to commodities and intellectual property rights.
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