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Real-world assets (RWA) have quickly gone from being a pipe dream to a 10-figure subset of the crypto-economy. According to Binance Research, the RWA sector has grown by 260% this year, rising from $8.6 billion to over $23 billion, reflecting renewed appetite for bringing tangible assets like property, private credit, gold and U.S. Treasury debt on-chain.
By turning tangible commodities into digital tokens, enterprising projects are merging the liquidity of tradfi with the transparency and accessibility of Web3. It’s a potent blend that could, by some estimations, lead to $30 trillion in asset tokenization by the end of the decade. Indeed, if just 10% of this forecast materializes the RWA market cap would eclipse that of Bitcoin by decade’s end.
That’s for the future, though. Here are five prominent RWA players leading the charge in 2025.
Mavryk
RWA-centric Layer-1 blockchain Mavryk hasn’t just developed its own RWA token standard; its features include a marketplace for tokenized assets, an on-chain protocol treasury, a self-custodial wallet, and liquidity mining.
Backed by a network of traditional equity and Web3 partners, the Layer-1 recently tied up the biggest RWA deal of its kind after inking an agreement with Dubai-based MultiBank Group, the world’s largest financial derivatives institution, and real estate giant MAG: as a consequence of this strategic partnership, $3 billion worth of property is being tokenized, with Mavryk and MultiBank enabling MAG to bring its luxury portfolio on-chain. How many real estate companies will be looking on with interest?
Ondo Finance
One of the biggest names in the burgeoning RWA space, Ondo Finance has recently rolled out its flagship product, a tokenized form of Short-Term U.S. Government Treasuries (OUSG) issued on the Layer-1 XRPL blockchain. An institutional-grade platform, Ondo supports no fewer than ten blockchains and has integrated over 100 projects.
With a TVL of around $1.3 billion, Ondo Finance also recently joined the Mastercard Multi-Token Network (MTN), becoming the first RWA project integrated into the digital network. While businesses on the MTN get round-the-clock access to OUSG on a public blockchain, payments are actually settled on traditional banking rails.
Tradable
Founded in 2022 but launched in January of this year, Tradable has quickly become a dominant force in private credit tokenization, amassing over $2 billion in tokenized assets on ZKsync Era, now the second-largest RWA chain after Ethereum. With 30 institutional-grade private credit positions to its name, the protocol is unlocking a wave of wealth-generating assets for blockchain-curious TradFi investors.
Backed by VC heavyweights like ParaFi Capital, Victory Park Capital, Janus Henderson Investors, Matter Labs, and Spring Labs, Tradable empowers asset managers and private credit lenders to tokenize and trade loans seamlessly. Pretty novel, huh? This is a protocol showing stubborn tradfi holdouts where the hands have come on the clock.
Securitize
The world’s largest tokenization platform by asset value, Securitize continues to expand its footprint in 2025. Following on from the success of last year, when it became BlackRock’s transfer agent for the latter’s tokenized BUIDL fund, it recently joined forces with Apollo to launch the Apollo Diversified Credit Securitize Fund (“ACRED”), which offers diversified exposure to corporate and asset-backed credit.
Securitize has also confirmed integrations with the Ink and Solana blockchains, enabling tokenized RWAs across multiple decentralized networks. With its compliance-first approach and institutional partnerships, the platform represents a powerful bridge between the worlds of tradfi and blockchain.
HEALE
HEALE – which stands for Hyper Enabled Autonomous Logistics Ecosystem – is a DePIN-powered RWA platform ambitiously targeting the $10 trillion supply chain and logistics market. Based in Miami and currently gearing up for its node sale, HEALE already has $1.21 billion in freight under management from brands eager to leverage its upcoming blockchain-based logistics network.
Backed by supply chain tech fund Venture 53, HEALE empowers users (shippers, freight brokers and others) to share precise shipment data, streamlining operations and rewarding contributions with tokens. By tokenizing logistics assets and processes, it believes it’s poised to revolutionize an industry ripe for Web3 disruption.
Along with their competitors, these five projects are driving the RWA revolution and tackling sticking points tradfi seems incapable of solving. Which real-world asset will be the next to come on-chain?
