RWA Tokenization • Dubai
Tokenize Real‑World Assets — Compliant from Day One
SVG delivers end‑to‑end FRVA/ARVA issuance aligned with VARA. Licensing, tokenomics, technology, and security combined in one turnkey solution.
Why SVG?
Enterprise delivery with regulator‑grade discipline and cybersecurity by design.
Regulatory‑first execution
Mapped to VARA rulebooks across Issuance, Company, Compliance & Risk, Technology & Information, and Market Conduct.
Full turnkey delivery
Advisory, licensing, token design, platform build, audits, distributor path, and post‑launch operations.
Cybersecurity by design
Smart‑contract audits, secure SDLC, VAPT, key management, and cloud hardening with ITSEC.
Dubai‑focused
Two decades of formation, licensing, and regulatory work in the UAE market.
Full Turnkey Scope
Advisory, licensing, token design, platform build, assurance, and go‑to‑market in one program.
Advisory & Structuring
FRVA/ARVA design, jurisdictional analysis, category mapping, reserves/redemption, oracle governance.
Technology Build
Smart contracts, asset registry, oracle integrations, KYC/KYB/AML/KYT, custody/reserve segregation.
Licensing & Compliance
Cat 1 issuance or Cat 2 distributor pathway, whitepaper, risk disclosures, policies, reporting templates.
Security & Assurance
Contract audit, VAPT, key management (HSM/multisig), BC/DR and incident response runbooks.
Tokenomics
Supply & redemption mechanics, fee architecture, governance, liquidity planning, stress testing.
Go‑to‑Market
Licensed Distributor model, listings readiness, market‑making coordination, disclosure cadence.
FRVA vs ARVA
Choose the model that fits your asset and market strategy.
FRVA
Fiat‑Referenced Virtual Asset
Stable reference
Maintains value by reference to a fiat currency with reserve backing.
Redemption
Defined processes for mint/burn and redemption windows.
Assurance
Reserves, attestations, audits, and ongoing disclosures.
ARVA
Asset‑Referenced Virtual Asset
Real‑world linkage
References a real asset or basket with robust reserve governance.
Valuation & custody
Evidence‑backed valuation, custody controls, and reconciliation.
Disclosures
Clear investor communications and risk statements.
Category 1 vs Category 2 Issuance
We map your product to the correct issuance path and package the evidence.
Category 1 — Issuer Licence
Prior approval
Required for FRVA/ARVA issuance in Dubai.
Rulebook alignment
Company, Compliance & Risk, Technology & Information, Market Conduct.
Ongoing obligations
Reporting, attestations, incident handling, market conduct monitoring.
Category 2 — Distributor Pathway
Licensed Distributor
Placement/distribution by a licensed entity validates issuer compliance.
No prior approval
Issuer does not obtain prior approval; tokens are not deemed VARA‑approved.
Validation dossier
Evidence pack for partners, venues, and stakeholders.
Compliance Artifacts
Documentation and evidence packages produced during engagement.
VARA pack
Category 1 licence application or Category 2 distributor validation dossier.
Whitepaper & Disclosures
Public‑facing documentation with risk statements and redemption logic.
Policies
Reserve governance, valuation, redemption, technology & security, incident reporting.
Reporting
Reserves, attestations, audits, and material change notices.
Use Cases
High‑value RWA scenarios delivered with compliance and control.
Real Estate (ARVA)
Income‑producing or development SPVs with NAV/redemption windows.
Treasury Unit (FRVA)
1:1 reserved unit for settlements and treasury operations.
Receivables & Revenue Shares (ARVA)
Waterfall distributions and investor protections on‑chain.
Commodities & Inventory (ARVA)
Oracle‑backed valuation with custody evidence and reconciliation.
FAQs
Straight answers to core regulatory and delivery questions.
Issuing FRVA/ARVA falls under Category 1 and requires prior approval. Certain other VA issuances can follow Category 2 via a Licensed Distributor; those tokens are not deemed VARA‑approved.
Issuer entity, reserves/custody, compliant whitepaper & disclosures, KYC/KYB/AML/KYT, secure smart contracts, reserve attestations, and operational policies.
Not necessarily. ARVA references real assets and/or income. A legal analysis determines whether additional securities/offering rules apply across jurisdictions.
Issuer entity, reserves/custody, compliant whitepaper & disclosures, KYC/KYB/AML/KYT, secure smart contracts, reserve attestations, and operational policies.
