# RWA Markets

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.

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### What RWA Markets Are

RWA Markets include assets whose value is linked to real-world instruments, such as:

* Tokenized treasury bills (e.g. [mTBILL](https://midas.app/mtbill))
* Commodity-backed tokens (e.g. [xU308](https://uranium.io/en))

These assets can be supplied as collateral and used to borrow supported stablecoins.

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### 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.

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### 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.

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### 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.

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### 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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