FAQ

Q: What types of RWAs are supported as collateral on dForce RWA Market?

A: Supported assets include tokenized invoices, real estate debt, trade receivables, and other income-generating financial instruments compliant with regulatory standards.

Q: Can users redeem RWA Vault shares instantly?

A: Redemptions may be subject to optional lock-up periods or advance notice requirements, depending on the vault’s structure and the liquidity profile of the underlying real-world assets.

Q: Are dForce RWA Vaults available across multiple chains?

A: Yes. dForce RWA Vaults are designed with multichain compatibility, enabling users to access vaults and manage their deposits across supported blockchains. Capital can be deployed and rebalanced efficiently using native cross-chain infrastructure within the dForce ecosystem, ensuring seamless interoperability and broader market access for yield opportunities.

Q: How is risk managed in the dForce RWA Market?

A: dForce provides a permissionless platform enabling anyone to create RWA vaults or markets. Risk management primarily relies on vault curators, who screen and approve RWA markets, perform thorough due diligence on asset originators, oversee capital allocation, and implement yield strategies.

While the protocol offers robust tools and transparency, users remain responsible for choosing vaults that fit their individual risk profiles, making curator reputation and informed decision-making essential to managing exposure effectively.

Q: What unique risks do RWA Vaults face compared to purely crypto-based strategies?

A: RWA Vaults are exposed to a distinct set of risks, including asset illiquidity due to longer settlement cycles, regulatory and jurisdictional compliance requirements, counterparty credit risk, slower liquidation and recovery processes, and challenges in real-time asset valuation. These risks require more robust due diligence, legal structuring, and ongoing monitoring compared to fully on-chain crypto strategies.

Q: How does the Vault distribute income generated by real-world assets to depositors?

A: Income streams (e.g., interest or lease payments) are aggregated and periodically distributed to vault participants proportional to their shares.

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