How to Use RWAlpha
1. Mint Vault Tokens
Select an RWAlpha vault and deposit your regulated stablecoins, e.g. USDC. Vault invests into institutional-grade RWAs. In return, you’ll receive a vault receipt token (following the rTOKEN naming style), such as rQCDT, rETF, or rALPHA, which represents your claim on the vault’s assets and future yields.
2. RWAs Generate Yield
Your rTOKEN steadily accumulated in value as income generating by institutional-grade, low-risk, fixed-income instruments accrues in into the vault.
3. Withdraw your Stablecoins
Options 1: Redeem your rTOKEN through the vault to receive your original USDC plus accumulated yield, or
Option 2 : Sell your rTOKEN on DEXs within DMZ.finance ecosystem for immediate liquidity.
Liquidity windows differ across vaults:
Some offer same-day redemptions;
Others use a 7-day cooldown. Most vaults maintain a 30% liquidity buffer backed by rQCDT, which supports instant and same-day settlement.
Core Concepts
Vault Receipt Token
ERC-20 token minted when you deposit USDC into a vault. Its value appreciates as the vault earns yield.
Yield
Income generated from real-world institutional-grade, regulated financial assets.
Non-custodial
You retain ownership of both your rTOKENs and stablecoins at all times. RWAlpha and DMZ.finance do not touch or keep users' funds.
What You'll Need
A wallet (Binance Wallet, OKX Wallet, MetaMask, Rabby, Zerion, etc.)
Stablecoins (primarily USDC)
Access to the RWAlpha app
On-Chain AML Screening
RWAlpha is fully open and permissionless; anyone with a wallet can participate. However, DMZ.finance enforces on-chain AML screening at the sequencer level, enabling global regulatory compliance without KYC or off-chain verification.
This system filters prohibited activity on-chain while keeping RWAlpha accessible to everyday users.
Learn more about the AML framework here.
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