fRWA brings the equity of small, registered companies on-chain. Each company is backed by its own liquidity pool on Alvey Chain, its shares are issued as 1:1 bridged tokens, and those tokens trade exclusively against $WALV. When a company distributes profit, it is settled back through the bridge into the same pools — so holders cash out on-chain.
Six steps run from the liquidity that backs a company, through the bridged shares its investors hold, to the profit that returns to them. Only $WALV holders take part, and only $WALV holders earn.
Every participating company is backed by its own liquidity pool, held natively on Alvey Chain, with total value locked positioned to scale toward multi-million levels. A Balin-style oracle models that liquidity — comparable in behavior to penny-stock dynamics — and converts it into distributed shares of the underlying small company.
Those pools back the issuance of bridged shares at a strict 1:1 ratio. Primary fRWA trading then takes place on Robinhood Chain and BNB Smart Chain, with every market paired directly against WALV.
There is a single route to becoming a shareholder: buying the company’s token with WALV, on Robinhood Chain or BSC. No other currency opens the door to the program.
Company profits are settled monthly or quarterly through the bridge. The exact amount acquired with WALV is matched by liquidity already positioned in the corresponding on-chain pool, so distributions are covered the moment they are declared.
Participants can take a position on a company’s projected revenue for the month ahead and trade it. These are young markets, and they can be volatile.
Cash out through the company-backed pools, which supply both their own liquidity and their own profits — no external venue, no off-chain settlement.
A note on risk. fRWA markets are young and can be volatile, and projected revenue is an estimate, not a promise. Nothing on this page is financial advice — research each company and size your position accordingly.
Six companies are onboarded, representing a combined $300,000 USDT in liquidity and $75,000 in Alvey protocol revenue. A further fifteen companies are working through onboarding and will be revealed as each listing is confirmed.
Registered in London, E11 2PH
Software development and web portals.
Registered in Dunfermline, KY11 9GD
Listed as software development.
Registered in London, SE1 7EN
Listed as software development and IT consultancy.
Registered in London, N12 9RT
Listed as fund management, plus buying and selling its own real estate.
Registered in London, W1C 1AX
Listed as fund management.
Registered in Nottingham, NG5 1HP
Listed as software development and financial intermediation.
fRWA is expanding quickly, and every listing settles against $WALV. If you run a company that belongs on the board, or you want the detail behind a listing, the program desk is open.