Falcon Finance said it has launched a regulated real-world asset, or RWA, tokenization rail in El Salvador, with its first use case centered on financing computing infrastructure through tokenized GPU forward contracts. The company said these assets may later be used as collateral to mint USDf.
The rail is operated by licensed entity NOTA S.A.S. de C.V. and falls under the oversight of El Salvador’s Digital Assets Commission. Falcon Finance said the structure sits within the same legal framework used by Tether Gold.
For the initial rollout, NEAR AI is named as the anchor buyer for computing power, while vGPU will handle equipment supply. Falcon Finance also said the platform is intended to expand beyond GPU-linked financing into sovereign debt and energy infrastructure funding in the future.
Falcon Finance has launched a regulated real-world asset tokenization rail in El Salvador, with the first project focused on tokenized GPU forward contracts for computing infrastructure financing.
The company said the assets may later be used as collateral to mint USDf.
The rail is operated by licensed entity NOTA S.A.S. de C.V. and is regulated by El Salvador’s Digital Assets Commission. Falcon Finance said it falls under the same legal framework as Tether Gold.
NEAR AI will serve as the anchor buyer for computing power, while vGPU will supply the equipment.
Falcon Finance said the rail is also intended to expand into sovereign debt and energy infrastructure financing.
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