Projects

On authenticating to RENTOP and completing KYC, the user will have access to the tokenized assets dashboard. This will show all the existing projects currently in RENTOP and with tokens available to swap for.

They cover a few categories: Real Estate, Bonds, Equities, Multi Asset Baskets, and Funds.

Verification status indicates whether or not the project ownership is completely verified. Projects in unverified state are not able to swapped until fully verification is complete. This can be automatic in some cases, or take more time. Until that is completed, the tokens will be created on chain as this process is gated behind verification.

Like all segments of RENTOP, KYC verified identity is required to view the project selection, but also swap the tokens. Project tokens from RENTOP themselves are restricted in terms of who can swap and to whom, as mechanism are built out to restrict the ability to hold our tokens to only wallets that have been allowed access within the white labeling solution.

There are a few options to choose for tokenizing, but most projects can be optimally set up using the Multi Asset Basket tokenization option from the tokenization menu. This will allow users to upload projects with 3 categories of assets in one

1. Equities - With most stock valuations performed automatically.

2. Bonds - With free forms to accommodate many options for ease of use and upload.

3. Real Estate - With automatic ownership detection for most locations in the United States and a roadmap to expand to other region for auto verification.

Like all other asset types, ownership will be accessed on submission and either be processed automatically or delayed if any information needs review. All assets in the basket must be verified at once to go live in RENTOP, not pieces, as the tokenization produced is for the entire basket, rather than individual components of the basket.

All tokenization of multi asset baskets can be done as standalone pieces if you only wish to tokenize one item (tokenizing one property or a single bond), but for complex projects meant to be managed on the RENTOP market place this will be the most straightforward and flexible use case for most tokenization needs.