Interactive lab

RWA Wallet Transfer

A companion to the How a Token Stays Backed by the Real Asset lesson in the Real-World Asset Tokenization track.

Interactive walkthrough

How a Tokenized Real-World Asset Moves Between Wallets

Wallet A

Wallet B

🏦 Custodian holds the real asset — unaffected by the transfer

1. A token sits in Wallet A

A token representing a claim on a real-world asset (e.g. a fractional share of a Treasury bill) sits in Wallet A. The underlying asset itself hasn’t moved — it’s still with its custodian. The token is a record of the claim, not the asset.

What does the token in Wallet A actually represent?

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