INVAST supports multiple token standards for interoperability and versatility:
ERC-20 - For fungible assets like tokenized shares or fund ownership.
ERC-721 (NFTs) - For unique assets such as property deeds or high-value collectibles.
These tokens are seamlessly tradable on the InVast DEX or usable as collateral on the Lending & Borrowing Platform.
Token issuers can track asset ownership, real-world performance, and onchain trading activity in real time. Investors can view real-world metrics, such as property valuation or rental income, directly within the dApp interface.
The service supports automated distribution of real-world yields, such as rental income, fund dividends, or commodity profits, to token holders using smart contracts.
The issuance process includes built-in regulatory compliance checks, aligning with KYC/KYB standards and jurisdiction-specific requirements. Through smart contract automation, tokens can only be transferred or traded by verified wallets, ensuring legal clarity and investor protection.
Asset Owners use dApp to tokenize their real-world asset into fungible tokens (ERC-20) or non-fungible tokens (ERC-721), depending on the asset. The dApp sets the token price, and issues the appropriate amount of tokens.
Example: A $1 million property can be tokenized into 1,000 tokens, each representing $1,000 of ownership. These tokens would be non-fungible as each represents a unique entry in the land registry.