The new Ethereum standard establishes a basic line for RWA tokenization

A coalition of web 3 companies has introduced a new Ethereum token standard designed to rationalize compliance and reduce the fragmentation of the growing sector of real assets (RWA).

According to an announcement sent to Cointtelegraph, the standard, ERC-7943, creates a minimum modular interface designed to operate on Ethereum Layer-2 and Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM), while remaining agnostic for implementation and infrastructure specific to sellers. This means that it can work in any configuration and is not locked in the tools of a specific company.

Dario Lo Buglio, the co-founder of Brickken and the author of the Ethereum improvement proposal (EIP) -7943, told Cintelegraph that the new standard acts as a “universal layer” which is above all types of token. This allows developers and institutions to avoid having to use personalized packaging and bridges while incorporating tokenized assets into applications.

ERC-7943 is supported by a coalition of web 3 and Fintech companies, notably Bit2me, Brickken, Complelio, Dekalabs, Dishishares, Hacken, Fortocol, Fulltokenzed, Realestate.exchange, Stobox and Zoth.