RWA Tokenization Services for Real World Assets

Notice. This page is informational and general in nature. Tokenization programs may involve regulated activities and securities laws. Any mandate remains subject to counterparty acceptability, KYC and AML, sanctions screening, diligence, definitive documentation, technology vendor approvals, and legal and regulatory review. Obtain independent legal advice.

Tokenization of Real World Assets (RWAs) Services

Q: Can you guarantee yields or investor demand?

No. FG Capital Advisors does not guarantee returns, pricing, or placement outcomes. Work is best-efforts and subject to approvals.

Q: Do you provide custody, exchange listing, or token issuance as principal?

No. FG Capital Advisors provides structuring and coordination services. Regulated functions are performed by appropriate third parties under their own approvals and documentation.

RWA tokenization turns a real, cash-producing asset into a compliant digital security with rules that professional investors can underwrite: enforceable rights, clean collateral, controlled cash flows, and clear reporting.

FG Capital Advisors delivers end-to-end tokenization services, including advisory on structure, documentation workflow coordination, and placement support through appropriate regulated counterparties where required. Best-efforts. Always subject to approvals.

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What Tokenization Means in Practical Terms

Tokenization is not a marketing layer. It is a structured finance exercise where the investor receives defined legal rights to cash flows or collateral, recorded and administered through a controlled issuance and transfer process.

Off-chain reality: contracts, receivables, inventory, title, security, insurance, and enforcement.
On-chain representation: a digital security with transfer restrictions, whitelisting, and a verifiable cap table.
Compliance: investor eligibility, disclosures, and distribution rules, handled through regulated parties where required.

For trade-asset examples, see Trade Receivables Tokenization and the lender workflow on Private Placement Debt Services.

High-Intent Use Cases

Trade receivables and short-tenor private credit where investors want defined obligors, eligibility rules, and servicing oversight.
Inventory-linked programs where title, custody, inspection, and reporting are controlled.
Contracted cash flows where payment mechanics are clear and enforceable.
Environmental assets and carbon-linked cash flows where buyers care about evidence packs, verification, and delivery mechanics.

Program Architecture Options

Architecture Choice	What It Does	What Investors Focus On
Issuer vehicle	Defines the issuing entity, governance, and ring-fencing approach	Authority, investor protections, and the separation of assets and liabilities
True sale vs. participation	Determines whether assets are sold into the vehicle or risk is participated	Enforceability, set-off risk, commingling risk, and document clarity
Eligibility and concentration rules	Defines which assets can be financed and how risk is limited	Obligor quality, aging limits, dilution and dispute risk, and triggers
Controls and servicing	Sets collections, reporting cadence, audits, and fallback servicing	Servicer credibility, monitoring, and default management
On-chain transfer rules	Implements whitelisting, lockups, and transfer restrictions	Eligibility gating, clean cap table, and operational auditability
Settlement and reporting	Defines how payments, statements, and notices are delivered	Transparency, reconciliation, and dispute resolution

What You Are Buying

A structured package that converts a real asset base into an underwriteable program with clean terms, clear controls, and a realistic placement path. Not guaranteed yields. Not retail hype.

Structuring advisory: asset perimeter, cash flow mapping, controls, and covenant logic.
Documentation workflow: term sheet alignment, definitive document sequencing, issue tracking.
Investor and lender pack: underwriting memo, disclosures, reporting plan, and data room control.
Placement coordination: targeted outreach to suitable professional investors or capital providers where appropriate.

Deliverables

Program structure memo defining issuer, asset perimeter, controls, and investor rights.
Eligibility rulebook covering asset criteria, concentration limits, reserves, and cure mechanics.
Underwriting pack including asset tape standards, performance metrics, and reporting templates.
Data room map with an evidence-first checklist to reduce diligence cycles.
Term sheet and definitive document coordination through completion.
Placement workflow coordinated through suitable counterparties, subject to approvals.

Process

Step	What Happens	Output
1) Triage	Confirm asset reality, legal rights, data availability, and whether the program is financeable.	Feasibility view and initial structure recommendation.
2) Structuring	Define issuer architecture, eligibility rules, controls, servicing, and transfer restrictions.	Structure memo and draft key terms.
3) Documentation	Coordinate term sheets, disclosure language, and definitive documents with counsel and providers.	Close-ready document suite path and CP tracker.
4) Placement and Close	Coordinate outreach and closing workflow through appropriate regulated parties where required.	Closed program with reporting cadence and servicing oversight plan.

FAQ

Is RWA tokenization the same as raising money from retail investors?

No. A serious program is built for professional investors with eligibility controls, disclosures, and disciplined documentation. Retail solicitation is a different legal regime and often not appropriate for structured credit.

Are tokenized RWAs always securities?

Many programs will be treated as securities or involve regulated activities depending on jurisdiction, rights offered, distribution, and marketing. Treat this as a legal question that must be reviewed case-by-case.

Can you guarantee yields or investor demand?

No. We do not guarantee returns, pricing, or placement outcomes. We structure the program so it can be underwritten and marketed responsibly, subject to approvals.

What data do we need to start?

Asset tape or receivables schedule where relevant, copies of underlying contracts, performance history, dispute and dilution metrics where relevant, and a clear servicing and collections path.

Do you provide custody, exchange listing, or token issuance as principal?

No. We provide services covering structuring and coordination. Regulated functions are performed by appropriate third parties under their own approvals and documentation.

Share your asset type, jurisdiction, target investor profile, and available data. If the program is viable, we will revert with a scoped plan covering structure, documentation, controls, and the placement workflow.