RAC (RealAsset Chain) is a decentralized infrastructure platform focused on the on-chain issuance and governance of Real World Assets (RWAs). It provides end-to-end solutions for asset tokenization, valuation, trading, settlement, and decentralized governance.

RAC connects traditional asset classes to the blockchain-based financial ecosystem by leveraging on-chain ownership, regulatory compliance, and tokenized incentives—unlocking liquidity and enabling global decentralized governance.

Yes. RAC is a standalone blockchain network built on an optimized PoS + BFT hybrid consensus, with integrated Layer-2 Rollup scalability, modular smart contracts, and on-chain/off-chain synchronization mechanisms.

RAC integrates IBC (Inter-Blockchain Communication), enabling seamless asset and data interoperability with major chains such as Ethereum, Polygon, and Cosmos—supporting cross-chain RWA issuance and liquidity aggregation.

RAC supports a wide range of asset types including real estate, bonds, receivables, commodities like gold, carbon credits, and fine art. Each asset class is backed by a dedicated valuation model and lifecycle management system.

Yes. All on-chain assets are required to submit legal opinions, valuation reports, and audit documents. These are mapped via smart contracts to establish verifiable, immutable asset records on-chain.

RAC has a fixed total supply of 1 billion tokens with no future minting. A portion of transaction fees is used for periodic buyback and burn, forming a deflationary value cycle.

Users can stake RAC tokens to receive governance rights and protocol rewards, as well as participate in liquidity mining, task-based incentives, and long-term holding bonuses.

RAC uses DAO-based governance to dynamically adjust reward weights, set minimum staking thresholds, implement floating yield models, and fine-tune distribution schedules to ensure sustainability and stability.

RAC empowers its token holders through a decentralized governance system that supports proposal creation, on-chain voting, and automated execution. Features include subDAO structures, weighted voting, and community reward points.

Any RAC token holder can vote on governance matters. Active contributors may also be nominated and elected as “governance nodes,” taking on community roles and receiving periodic RAC token rewards.

RAC uses AI-based risk models that monitor on-chain activity in real time—flagging anomalies such as large transfers, flash loans, contract call surges, and oracle price spikes. A multi-level alert system triggers both automated and manual responses.

RAC undergoes regular third-party audits by top firms like CertiK. It maintains a legal advisory network and ensures that all smart contracts, asset onboarding processes, and DAO operations meet relevant regulatory standards.