Hanwha Investment aims to launch a global RWA marketplace by 2027.
One of South Korea's major financial conglomerates is accelerating its entry into the blockchain market. Hanwha Investment & Securities' securities firm recently announced plans to build a digital asset platform focused on Real World Assets (RWA), with a global launch expected in 2027.
Ambition to lead the global RWA market.
Chia to the company's strategic leadership at the ETHCapital Summit in Seoul, the platform will focus on Tokenize traditional assets such as:
- Real estate
- Intellectual property rights
- Private market assets
The goal is to help investors – especially high net worth individuals (HNWIs) – access Capital opportunities that were previously restricted within the traditional financial system.
The project will be implemented in the first half of 2027, marking a major step forward for Hanwha in its transition to digital finance.
The "TraDeFi" trend – combining TradFi and DeFi.
A notable aspect of Hanwha's strategy is the concept of "TraDeFi" – a hybrid model combining:
- Speed and efficiency of DeFi
- TradeFi's security and compliance
According to company representatives, while DeFi has highlighted many limitations of the traditional financial system, it still suffers from weaknesses in user experience and investor protection. TraDeFi is XEM as a way to balance these two factors.
DAP platform – the heart of the ecosystem
At the heart of the strategy is the Digital Asset Platform (DAP), with the following functions:
- Tokenize of Real Assets (RWA) on a Global Scale
- Increase liquidation for less liquid assets.
- Ensure compliance with organizational standards.
Hanwha expects DAP to become a bridge between traditional finance and blockchain, opening up a new, more transparent and efficient investment market.
Global expansion and ecosystem building.
Not only focusing on the domestic market, Hanwha also has plans to:
- Expand into Southeast Asia
- Collaborating with partners on tokenization, custody, and distribution.
- Building international hubs while awaiting a clearer legal framework.
Previously, the company had invested approximately $13 million in blockchain wallet and RWA infrastructure, and collaborated with several Web3 projects to develop the ecosystem.
Context: The RWA race is heating up.
Hanwha's move comes against the backdrop of:
- Large organizations like BlackRock are pushing for asset Tokenize .
- Traditional exchanges like Nasdaq are preparing for tokenized stocks.
- South Korea begins developing a legal framework for RWAs and stablecoins.
This suggests that RWA is becoming one of the most important narratives in the crypto market in the coming cycle.
With resources from its parent company, Hanwha Group , and a clear strategy, Hanwha Investment is making a big bet on the future of on-chain finance.
The launch of the global RWA marketplace in 2027 is not only a step forward for the company itself, but also reflects an inevitable trend:
Tokenize real assets will become a crucial bridge between TradFi and Web3 in the next decade.
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