CreataChain has secured a significant strategic investment from Al Reem FZCO to fuel the launch of a cutting-edge marketplace for real-world assets (RWAs).
Financial institutions around the world have shown growing enthusiasm for the tokenization of RWAs, which enable everything from property to fine art to be represented on the blockchain. BlackRock, the biggest asset manager on the planet, believes every stock and bond will soon be based on distributed ledgers.
The purpose of launching a RWA marketplace by CreataChain and Al Reem FZCO through investment is to provide retail investors with the opportunity to invest in real estate and art, and own assets through tokenization, while managing all transactions securely and transparently on the blockchain.
To further promote accessibility for investors, CreataChain provides infrastructure with excellent interoperability and scalability. This allows users to experience seamless integration with various blockchain networks and utilize the platform’s capabilities to the fullest. These technological innovations aim to expand the reach of financial services and provide equal opportunities for all users.
CreataChain and Al Reem FZCO have signed a memorandum of understanding — codifying a mutual goal to ensure digital assets play a larger role in conventional markets. This will result in a vibrant ecosystem that champions transparency, efficiency, and inclusivity.
A particular focus for this new RWA marketplace will center on the financing of small and medium-sized enterprises. Through tokenization, up-and-coming businesses have the potential to offer fractional ownership and distribute shares to investors around the world — increasing liquidity and removing the roadblocks to inexpensive, fast fundraising.
Access to capital can be crucial for fast-growing companies, but current solutions often see intermediaries take a substantial slice of the pie. Wider advantages include allowing transactions to take place 24/7.
For its part, Al Reem has a proven track record of embracing blockchains, smart contracts and DeFi to further the interests and achievements of SMEs. Just some of the services it offers to businesses include a social network built on trust, a bespoke financial platform that unlocks access to loans, and the ability to join groups to bulk buy products at lower prices.
Powerful infrastructure
Some of the biggest blockchain platforms in the market today suffer from a fatal lack of capacity, meaning they can’t facilitate RWA trades cheaply and instantaneously. Many are let down by being unable to communicate with other networks. Other high-profile protocols have been afflicted with regular hacks and outages — undermining confidence in their infrastructure.
As well as being cost-effective and reducing friction for everyday users, CreataChain’s infrastructure with superior scalability, interoperability and security allows cutting-edge applications to be developed using pre-built modules — reducing barriers to entry in the marketplace. Two chains underpin Creata’s vibrant ecosystem — Zenith and Catena — with transactions and capital effortlessly relayed between both through Lunar Link.
Interoperability, and facilitating smooth interactions between disparate networks, are crucial for supporting the wider adoption of blockchains. As well as boosting liquidity and operational efficiency, this is a vital step in positioning this technology as a transformative force in the financial sector — and delivering much-needed modernization to the antiquated systems currently used among traditional institutions.
All of this comes as CreataChain prepares for an upcoming listing on a global, top-tier exchange — bringing its groundbreaking tools and features to an even wider audience.
Together, both companies will be at the forefront of the RWA revolution — and ensure the promise and potential of tokenization is fully realized through infrastructure that meets and exceeds the industry’s needs.
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