How AssetSlices RWA Works — From Property to Passive Income

1. Buying the property

  • AssetSlices sets up a special company (SPV) just for one property.

  • This company buys the property from a developer (could be off-plan or ready).

  • Each property has its own SPV so if something goes wrong, it doesn’t affect other properties.


2. Breaking it into “slices”

  • Instead of selling the whole property to one person, AssetSlices splits it into small fractions (slices).

  • Each slice is represented by a digital token on the blockchain — think of it as a secure digital certificate of ownership.

  • If you buy a slice, you legally own part of the SPV that owns the property.


3. Investor onboarding

  • To invest, people must pass KYC (Know Your Customer) checks — upload ID, prove who they are, and meet local rules.

  • Only approved investors can hold or trade these tokens.


4. Construction & payments

(If the property is still being built)

  • Investors’ money is held in a secure escrow account.

  • The money is only released to the developer in stages as the building progresses (foundation, structure, finishing).

  • Independent verifiers (nodes) confirm each stage before payments are released.


5. Property generates income

  • Once the property is complete, it’s rented out or sold.

  • Rental income goes to the SPV’s bank account.

  • This money is then converted to digital dollars (USDC) and sent to the blockchain.


6. Automatic income sharing

  • The blockchain system calculates exactly how much each token holder should get based on how many slices they own.

  • Holders can claim their share of rent directly to their wallet.

  • Everything is transparent — you can see the transactions on the blockchain.


7. ASL token (platform token)

  • Separate from property tokens, there’s a platform token called ASL.

  • It’s used for:

    • Running the network of independent verifiers (nodes)

    • Voting on platform rules

    • Getting discounts on fees

  • ASL holders can stake their tokens to help operate the network and earn rewards.


8. Service Nodes (independent verifiers)

  • These are trusted participants who:

    • Check KYC approvals

    • Confirm construction progress

    • Verify rent and income reports

    • Publish payout calculations

  • Nodes are rewarded with part of the platform fees (in USDC) and ASL tokens.

  • If they cheat, their staked ASL can be taken away (slashing).


9. Fees and buybacks

  • The platform charges small fees on property sales, rental distributions, and secondary trades.

  • Fees are split into:

    • Rewards for nodes

    • Platform treasury

    • Buyback of ASL tokens

      • Either burned (reducing total supply, making tokens rarer)

      • Or held in treasury for future use


10. Selling your slices

  • You can sell your property tokens on a regulated marketplace (only to other approved investors).

  • Prices are based on demand, property performance, and market conditions.

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