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RWA Tracker: Tokenized Treasuries and Real-World Assets

A dated tracker of tokenized Treasuries and other real-world assets (RWA), with issuer links. Not a live price.

Search tokenized Treasuries and other real-world assets (RWA). Yields are a dated snapshot — click a name for the issuer’s page.

Tokenized Treasuries, credit, and real estate — dated yields, official links.
AssetAsset classYieldMinimumLast checked
BlackRock BUIDL
BlackRock (Securitize share class — verify the current wrapper) · Ethereum + permissioned venues
Snapshot, not live NAV. Yield tracks short US government paper minus fees. Access is gated; the token is not a bank deposit.
Treasuries4.1%Institutional / qualified — not a retail savings app2026-08-19
Ondo USDY
Ondo Finance · Ethereum / others (check current docs)
Tokenized short-duration Treasuries product. Read the current fact sheet; this yield is a dated illustration.
Treasuries4.3%Varies by venue and KYC2026-08-19
Superstate USTB
Superstate · Ethereum (permissioned)
US T-bill fund wrapper. NAV and eligibility change. Do not treat the on-chain token as instantly redeemable cash.
Treasuries4.2%Qualified purchasers in supported jurisdictions2026-08-19
Franklin OnChain U.S. Government Money Fund (BENJI)
Franklin Templeton · Stellar / others (verify current chains)
Registered money-market fund with an on-chain share record. Yield is a 7-day-style snapshot, not a promise.
Treasuries4.0%Fund prospectus rules apply2026-08-19
On-chain private credit (illustrative)
Credit marketplace / pool (name the docs before you buy) · Multi-chain
Higher headline yield is mostly illiquidity and default risk, not a 'better T-bill.' We keep this row unnamed until a primary offering doc is cited.
Credit8.5%Often high; not a savings account2026-08-19
Tokenized real estate share (illustrative)
SPV / REIT-like wrapper · Permissioned
Legal wrapper and jurisdiction matter more than the token standard. Occupancy, debt, and fees sit under the yield.
Real estate5.0%Varies2026-08-19

Guide

What is an RWA tracker in crypto?

RWA means real-world assets: Treasuries, loans, or property recorded on a blockchain. This RWA tracker lists named tokenized products, an illustrative yield, and the issuer’s official page. It is not a live NAV, not a brokerage, and not a place to buy.

Search a name or filter by asset class — Treasuries, credit, real estate — then open the issuer link for the current fact sheet.

Tokenized Treasuries can sit on high-quality US government paper and still carry issuer, smart-contract, transfer-restriction, and redemption-window risk. Yields move with the Treasury curve and fund fees. A higher headline yield on a private-credit row is mostly illiquidity and default risk, not a better T-bill. Compare two snapshots on the RWA yield comparator if you want the spread stated as compensation, not as free return.

Example

Tokenized Treasuries vs private credit

Filter this tracker to Treasuries if you want cash-like yield around 4%. A credit row near 8% is a different product: loans, not bills.

Asset class
Treasuries
Typical yield
~4% snapshot
Next step
Issuer fact sheet

Access is often gated (qualified purchasers, KYC). The token is not a savings account. Confirm the current yield and minimum on the issuer’s page — the number in this table is the date in Last checked, not today’s quote.

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FAQ

Questions people ask

An RWA tracker is a table of tokenized real-world assets — Treasuries, credit, real estate — with issuer links and a dated yield. It is not a live price feed or a brokerage.

Tokenized Treasuries are shares in short-term US government paper recorded on a blockchain. The legal fund is the product; the token is often just the share register. Yield moves with the Treasury curve and fund fees.

You still have issuer, smart-contract, transfer, and redemption-window risk on top of the bill. High-quality paper does not make the wrapper a bank deposit.