REX Chain
Testnet · 12192

REX Chain brings tokenized assets in from the issuers and networks that already carry them, then resolves every wrapper of the same real asset to one canonical identity. Users hold AAPL — not AAPL-ONDO, AAPL-XSTOCKS and AAPL-DINARI.

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Multi-issuer intake

02

Canonical identity

03

Best-execution routing

Phase one

The asset universe we aggregate

Intake is not a bridge. It is a single entry point for assets that already exist across different issuers and different chains.

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US stocks

Tokenized single-name equities from multiple issuers.

02

ETFs

Index and sector funds, including broad-market exposure such as SPY.

03

US treasuries

Short-duration government paper — the base collateral of the chain.

04

Gold and silver

Tokenized precious metals held against audited reserves.

05

Commodities

Broader commodity exposure as issuance depth allows.

06

Stablecoins

The settlement leg for every market on the chain.

Private credit, funds and real estate follow as the registry and risk model mature.

Issuers and networks we aggregate from

  • Ondo
  • xStocks
  • Dinari
  • PAXG
  • Matrixdock

Names indicate the intake surface being built. Listing an issuer is not an endorsement of, or a commitment by, that issuer.

Phase two

Three issuers. One AAPL.

The same real asset can be issued many times over. A canonical RWA asset registry abstracts those wrappers into a single tradable identity, and keeps the provenance of each underlying token intact behind it.

  • AAPL · Ondo
  • AAPL · xStocks
  • AAPL · Dinari
AAPLOne asset standard. Many acceptable sources.

Best execution decides which wrapper you actually receive

Routing is evaluated per order against the properties that make one wrapper better than another at that moment.

  • Price

    The executable level across every venue carrying the asset.

  • Depth

    How much size the venue can absorb without moving the print.

  • Compliance

    Whether the wrapper may be held by this account in this jurisdiction.

  • Network

    Where the asset settles and what that costs to reach.

  • Issuer risk

    The credit and operational standing behind the wrapper.

  • Redeemability

    Whether the token can be returned to the issuer for the underlying.

Testnet · 12192

Aggregation · Canonical registry

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