According to TechFlow, on December 9, the official journal of the Singapore Bullion Market Association (SBMA), “Crucible,” published a research article by Matrixdock, the RWA platform under Matrixport, focusing on the practices of physical gold tokenization in terms of transparency and reserve verification. As an SBMA member institution, Matrixdock leveraged the industry journal to share its experience in tokenization technology and asset verification mechanisms, contributing to the modernization of the precious metals industry.
The article points out that, amid the ongoing accumulation of gold by central banks worldwide and the increasing demand for gold asset verification, tokenization technology is driving gold from being reliant on intermediary trust to becoming an asset form that can be verified on-chain. Taking Matrixdock’s gold token XAUm as an example, it achieves traceable 1:1 verification of underlying gold reserves and on-chain token supply by combining third-party physical gold audits with on-chain data disclosure.
As RWA enters the stage of large-scale implementation, platforms with high-standard reserve disclosures and on-chain verification capabilities are becoming key infrastructure for bringing physical assets on-chain. Matrixdock’s relevant practices provide a valuable reference for the tokenization of precious metal assets within the industry.
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Matrixdock research article featured in SBMA’s “Crucible,” showcasing transparency practices in tokenized gold
According to TechFlow, on December 9, the official journal of the Singapore Bullion Market Association (SBMA), “Crucible,” published a research article by Matrixdock, the RWA platform under Matrixport, focusing on the practices of physical gold tokenization in terms of transparency and reserve verification. As an SBMA member institution, Matrixdock leveraged the industry journal to share its experience in tokenization technology and asset verification mechanisms, contributing to the modernization of the precious metals industry.
The article points out that, amid the ongoing accumulation of gold by central banks worldwide and the increasing demand for gold asset verification, tokenization technology is driving gold from being reliant on intermediary trust to becoming an asset form that can be verified on-chain. Taking Matrixdock’s gold token XAUm as an example, it achieves traceable 1:1 verification of underlying gold reserves and on-chain token supply by combining third-party physical gold audits with on-chain data disclosure.
As RWA enters the stage of large-scale implementation, platforms with high-standard reserve disclosures and on-chain verification capabilities are becoming key infrastructure for bringing physical assets on-chain. Matrixdock’s relevant practices provide a valuable reference for the tokenization of precious metal assets within the industry.