Blockmaze says it is building a compliance-first foundation for real-world asset tokenisation, aiming at a global investable asset pool worth more than $500 trillion. Backed by Finvasia Group, the company is positioning its platform as a bridge between blockchain rails and the legal, regulatory, and ownership structures that govern traditional finance.
Focus shifts from token creation to legal recognition
The company argues that the key bottleneck in RWA tokenisation is no longer the technical ability to mint a token. The harder problem is whether that token is tied to a genuine underlying asset and whether ownership can be recognised outside the blockchain under real-world legal systems. Blockmaze says it operates with 45+ regulatory registrations and holds licenses across eight jurisdictions, with coverage spanning Europe, the GCC, and Asia.
According to its statement, compliance, verification, and links to traditional financial systems are built into the infrastructure itself rather than added later as a separate layer. The platform is aimed at issuers, institutions, brokers, exchanges, and financial platforms seeking a launch path for tokenised products within regulated frameworks.
A vast market, but tokenisation remains small
Blockmaze cites a sharp gap between today’s crypto market and the broader asset universe. It places the crypto market at roughly $3 trillion, while global investable assets exceed $500 trillion across real estate, equities, bonds, gold, commodities, and other asset classes. Co-founder and CEO Tajinder Virk said only about $40 billion of that opportunity has been tokenised so far, leaving penetration at a very low level.
Virk said the central issue is trust, legal recognition, and regulatory acceptance rather than token issuance itself. In his example, a token tied to real estate creates real value only when ownership rights are enforceable beyond the blockchain and connected to the legal framework of the relevant jurisdiction.
Layer-1 infrastructure built for institutions
Blockmaze describes itself as a Layer 1 blockchain infrastructure purpose-built for RWAs. The company says its platform supports tokenised stocks, tokenised CFDs, tokenised gold, tokenised real estate, and white-label tokenisation infrastructure, alongside integrated payments, compliance, custody, and regulatory support.
The company says its footprint covers major financial jurisdictions including the UAE, Europe, and the GCC. As regulators continue to define clearer rules for tokenised assets, Blockmaze is arguing that licensed and legally recognised infrastructure will be the base layer for broader institutional adoption of on-chain finance.