RWA.xyz

What it is

A database of tokenized real-world assets — tokenized US treasury funds, stocks, credit, private equity and venture, commodities, real estate, active strategies and stablecoins — organised by asset, token, issuer, asset manager, tokenization platform, service provider and chain. The app has an asset screener, a monitor of newly listed assets, dashboards per asset class, platform, manager and network, and downloads; the same data comes out through a REST API, an MCP server and, at the top, Snowflake and Databricks data shares.

It is the reference a reader uses to answer "how much of this is there, who issues it, on which chain, under what legal structure" — and this catalogue's guide on what a tokenized stock is leans on its stocks dashboard and its "distributed" and "represented" framework. It is not a price terminal: values are supply times NAV or market price, refreshed daily.

Listing has rules. By the coverage page an asset is listed only when the blockchain is a source of truth for issuance and transfer, its legal and business documents can be reviewed, and its token contract is deployed with observable state. Delisted assets keep their history.

Pricing

In US dollars, from the pricing page and its plan comparison, read on 23 October 2026.

• Public — free, no account: homepage and asset screener in full, other dashboards limited.
• Preview — free with a login: 25 asset pages a month, downloads of the top ten assets, managers, platforms and networks, 30 days of chart history.
• Pro — 500 a month with three seats and 100 a month for each seat after. Full data, full history, unlimited downloads, custom charts and tables, MCP, email support and a commercial-use licence.
• Enterprise — custom: production API, Snowflake and Databricks Delta shares, flat-file delivery, Slack support, and redistribution by arrangement.

The plan cards and the comparison table disagree about the free plan. The Preview card lists "Connect AIs to data via MCP", "Create and save custom charts" and a "Developer evaluation API"; the comparison table, which says "Not included means the plan does not provide access", marks MCP and custom charts as not included on Preview, and its API row reads "Limited" with the request quota "N/A". Neither free plan carries a commercial-use licence, and only Enterprise carries redistribution rights.

Pro's API is an evaluation allowance: 10 requests a month, 10 entities per reference-data response and 30 days per time-series response. A product built on this data is an Enterprise contract.

Data & coverage

Three kinds of source, by the methodology pages: issuer-reported reference data (legal structure, fees, service providers, NAV where it is not on-chain), reviewed by the team before publication; on-chain supply, holders and transfers, with Dune and SonarX as infrastructure partners; and prices from exchange aggregators, issuer NAV and on-chain feeds. Conflicts resolve in a stated order — public filings, then issuer data, then on-chain data, then exchange aggregators, then third-party databases.

Daily, not live. On-chain metrics and prices refresh once a day at midnight US Eastern; issuer data as issuers report it. API responses are cached for 30 minutes.

Chains: eight with full support — Ethereum, Solana, Avalanche, ZKsync Era, Aptos, XRP Ledger, XDC and Mantra — and about eighteen more, Polygon, Arbitrum, Base, BNB Smart Chain and Tron among them, where supply and metadata are tracked but holder counts and transaction-level data "may be incomplete". The transactions endpoint covers RWA tokens only; stablecoin transfers are not in it.

One rule contradicts another. The data-quality page says "we never interpolate, extrapolate, or estimate missing values", and the table above it says that when an issuer stops reporting NAV, "NAV is forward-projected from the last known value until a fresh report is received".

Integrations

REST API, version 4, at api.rwa.xyz, with a bearer key created in the app and a query system for filters, sorts, pagination and aggregation; the docs include the exact queries behind every figure on the homepage. The transactions endpoint is rate-limited to 120 requests an hour per organisation. The changelog's latest entry, on 19 August 2026, added daily and trailing return fields to assets.

MCP server, first-party, at mcp.rwa.xyz, with OAuth client credentials generated in the app; the docs say "Claude is the only supported MCP client today", while the pricing table's MCP row reads "Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and more". An unauthenticated initialize returned 401 on 23 October 2026, and a fabricated path on the same host returned 404. It covers the same assets, tokens, issuers, networks, platforms, service providers and transactions as the API.

Limitations

• Daily data. Nothing intraday; a token's value is yesterday's supply times yesterday's price or the issuer's latest NAV.
• The API is Enterprise. Pro's ten requests a month will not feed anything.
• Thin outside eight chains. Holder counts and transactions may be incomplete on Base, Arbitrum, Polygon, BNB Smart Chain and the other limited-support networks.
• Issuer-reported first. Much of the reference data comes from the issuers it describes, reviewed but not independently produced.
• Pricing-page contradictions on what the free Preview plan includes.

Alternatives

Token Terminal models stablecoins and tokenised funds as assets beside the protocols it covers, and Artemis tracks stablecoin supply and transfers across chains; both are compared with DefiLlama, the free route to stablecoin dashboards, in DefiLlama vs Token Terminal vs Artemis.