RWA Markets
Markets that enable borrowing against real-world–asset–backed collateral.
RWA Markets allow users to interact with lending markets backed by real-world-asset–linked tokens, alongside stablecoins, within Superlend Markets.
These markets are designed to support borrowing against tokenized real-world assets under conservative risk controls.
What RWA Markets Are
RWA Markets include assets whose value is linked to real-world instruments, such as:
These assets can be supplied as collateral and used to borrow supported stablecoins.
How RWA Markets Work
Users supply RWA-backed tokens as collateral
Borrowing is limited to approved stablecoins (e.g. USDC, USDT)
Risk parameters are configured more conservatively than standard crypto assets
This design helps limit exposure to liquidity, oracle, and settlement risks associated with real-world assets.
Supported Assets
RWA Markets may include:
Collateral assets — real-world-asset–backed tokens
Borrow assets — stablecoins
Not all assets support borrowing. Availability depends on market configuration.
Risk Controls
To manage risk, RWA Markets may use:
Isolation Mode RWA assets may be listed with debt ceilings to cap total borrow exposure.
Efficiency Mode (E-Mode) Certain RWA assets may be grouped with stablecoins in a low-volatility category to improve capital efficiency where appropriate.
Conservative Parameters Lower LTVs, stricter liquidation thresholds, and limited borrow options.
All parameters are enforced at the smart contract level.
Liquidity and Availability
Liquidity depends on market participation
Borrowing and withdrawals may be limited by available liquidity
Some markets may be temporarily frozen or restricted
Users should review market conditions before supplying or borrowing.
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