Bitget’s Reality Launches Regulated RWA Platform for Tokenized Stocks

Highlights:

• Reality launched a regulated RWA platform to bring tokenized stocks into global on-chain markets.
• Reality backs rTokens with real securities held through licensed brokers and independent custodians.
• The platform offers stablecoin dividends, 24/5 minting, redemption, and DeFi use for tokenized assets.

Reality, a subsidiary of Bitget, has launched a regulated real-world asset issuance platform designed to bring traditional financial assets into the on-chain market. In an X post on Tuesday, Reality said the platform is built to help global users access tokenized assets while keeping regulation, liquidity, and real asset benefits in one place.

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Reality works with licensed brokers connected to major U.S. exchanges, including Nasdaq and the New York Stock Exchange. These brokers help secure the underlying assets. Independent custodians then safeguard those assets, while Reality issues matching economic exposure on-chain.

The launch focuses first on stocks. However, Reality said the platform will support exchange-traded funds and bonds in the future. Its wider goal is to make tokenized assets feel like normal financial assets that can move across a connected global system.

Bitget Takes Wall Street Onchain With Reality RWA Platform

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Reality Brings Real Securities On-Chain

Reality says every rToken is backed 1:1 by real securities held through regulated brokers. The platform also keeps reserve ratios above 100% at all times. Users can verify these reserves on-chain, which gives them a clearer view of the assets behind each token.

The company said Reality was built to solve two major problems in tokenized assets: weak liquidity and poor handling of corporate actions. Corporate actions can include events such as dividends and other shareholder-related benefits. Reality said its system can mirror these actions in real time.

Another key feature is clean token pricing. Reality says it will pay dividends in stablecoins. As a result, users can receive dividend value directly in their wallets. At the same time, the token price can stay closer to the value of the real share without changes from rebasing or reinvestment adjustments.

Reality also said its liquidity comes directly from Nasdaq and NYSE through licensed brokers. This gives rTokens access to the depth and execution quality of traditional securities markets.

Users Can Mint and Redeem rTokens 24/5

Reality supports minting and redemption 24 hours a day, five days a week. Users can mint or redeem rTokens using stablecoins. The platform also supports fractional tokens, which means users do not need to buy a full token to gain exposure to an asset.

The settlement model is flexible. Reality supports both real-time settlement and asynchronous, or deferred, settlement. In both cases, the underlying share transactions are executed in real time through licensed brokers. Tokens can either be minted or burned instantly, or netted daily to improve capital efficiency.

The platform also supports decentralized finance use cases. Reality said rTokens are transferable and composable, meaning they can be used across compatible DeFi protocols. Users can deploy them as collateral or integrate them into other on-chain financial systems without platform-level restrictions.

Reality Focuses on Regulation and Transparency

Reality says it has built its platform with regulated access, transparency, and over-collateralized reserves at its core. The company uses a FINRA-registered and SIPC-member broker-dealer that operates under a self-clearing model. It also records final securities registration at the Depository Trust Company.

The Network Firm, a licensed CPA firm, independently verifies Reality’s reserve holdings. Reality says it will publish these attestation reports regularly for public access. The platform also uses audited smart contracts, which independent security firms have reviewed.

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