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RWA in Practice

Tokenization for industry and institutions

What tokenization is, why issuers do it, what it costs and how it runs, end to end. Built for the people who structure, sell and sign the deals.

Real-estate developers and investorsLawyers and legal teamsCapital-markets and investment-banking professionalsFund managers, including debt and private-credit fundsFamily offices and institutional investorsIssuers of private company shares
LevelPractitioner
Length12 modules · about 44 hours
Lessons48 lessons, each in short steps
FormatVideos of 4 minutes at most, practice with Metatron AI
CredentialMetatron Certified RWA Practitioner
The journey

Your path through the track

12 modules, in order, then the capstone. Pick a stop on the path to see its lessons.

Module 1 of 124 lessons

Why tokenize, and when not to

LearnPractice with AIDo itCheck
  1. 1.1What changes for issuers and investors
  2. 1.2Settlement, access and distribution
  3. 1.3The liquidity myth
  4. 1.4Where tokenization fails
Try a step

One real step from module 4.

Every step in the track runs like this one. Learn, practice with Metatron AI, then a check. It takes about three minutes.

Module 4 · The token is an interest in the vehicle, never the asset itself
Learn

You own a share of the vehicle, not the bricks

In the most common structure, a special-purpose vehicle (SPV) owns the asset. Investors hold tokens that represent interests in that SPV.

The token is the record of ownership and the rail for transfers and distributions. The legal rights come from the SPV's documents.

Try it

Tap each part of the structure to see what it does.

A company or fund set up for this one asset. It signs the contracts and holds the title.

Step 1 of 3 · Learn
What you will be able to do

By the end of the track

Private cohorts for developers, law firms, banks and funds, with case studies built on your own assets under NDA.

  • Decide whether an asset is worth tokenizing, with the numbers to back it.
  • Structure an issuance: the vehicle, the offering regime, the investors and the transfer rules.
  • Build the cost model and the timeline of a real issuance.
  • Choose platform, chain, custody and transfer agent with clear criteria.
  • Run the issuance after launch: reporting, distributions and redemptions.
Capstone

The work you hand in

Take one asset, a building, a debt-fund tranche or company shares, from term sheet to a test issuance: the structure, the cost model and timeline, a permissioned token on a test network with whitelisted investors, a distribution and the first investor report.

How you are assessed
  • Every stepA short check before you move on.
  • Every moduleA scenario you solve with Metatron AI.
  • The capstoneReviewed against a published rubric.
  • Final examTimed, open notes, no AI help.
Sample certificate
MTA-RWA-SAMPLE
This certifies thatYour name herehas completed every step, the module scenarios, the capstone and the final exam ofMetatron Certified RWA PractitionerIssued by Metatron · verify at a public page

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