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IX RWA connects three worlds: real infrastructure that produces revenue, an on-chain ownership layer that makes it fractional and transparent, and investors and agents who allocate capital to it. This page is the mental model that ties them together.

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At a glance

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The lifecycle

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Onboarding — an asset becomes on-chain

A compute asset (say, a GPU cluster with a known market value and operator) is registered in the protocol. Its value, sector, type, and the investor/protocol ownership split are recorded, and an on-chain ownership pool is created for it.
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Investment — capital in, ownership out

An investor connects a wallet, chooses an asset and an amount, and pays in a stablecoin (USDT or USDC). The protocol’s investment contract takes the payment and transfers IXD ownership tokens to the investor, sized to their stake.
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Operation — the asset earns

The underlying compute is rented to operators and end-users. That gross revenue, net of operator and management fees, is the yield the asset produces.
4

Distribution — revenue reaches owners

Net revenue is split between investors and the protocol and distributed on-chain to token holders, pro-rata to ownership.
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Transparency — verify at every step

Holdings, NAV, reserve coverage, and distributions are all visible on-chain and surfaced in the app, so ownership and performance can be independently checked.

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Identity: your wallet is your account

There is no signup, email, or password. Connecting a wallet is your identity — public browsing is open to everyone, and connecting is only needed to invest or manage a position. The wallet layer is powered by Privy, pinned to BNB Smart Chain testnet.
Reads and writes are pinned to the protocol’s active chain, so the app behaves correctly even if your wallet drifts to another network.

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The invest flow, precisely

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Approve

You approve the investment contract to spend your chosen stablecoin.
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Invest

You call invest(amount, paymentToken). The contract transfers your stablecoin to the asset treasury and sends you IXD from the asset’s ownership pool.
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Confirm

The investment is confirmed from the on-chain transaction — the amount and ownership recorded are read from the blockchain, not from the browser.
Design principle — the chain is the source of truth. Ownership and payouts are derived from verified on-chain events, not from client-submitted figures. This is a hard requirement before any real value moves on mainnet.

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Sectors and asset types

The marketplace organizes assets along two axes:
SectorExamples
AI InfrastructureGPU clusters, accelerator fleets, data-center compute
EnergySolar, wind, and battery storage that power compute
Real EstateData-center campuses and industrial facilities
TypeMeaning
GPUIndividual accelerators or small fleets
ClusterCoordinated multi-GPU compute units
Data centerFacility-level infrastructure

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What happens to a fully-sold asset

When an asset’s ownership pool is fully allocated, it moves to a Sold state — still visible and still earning for its owners, but no longer open for new investment.

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Where to go next

Architecture

The contracts and how they fit together.

Ownership & the IXD token

What IXD is, how it’s priced, and what it entitles you to.