The cryptocurrency derivatives platform Zoomex is strengthening its position in real assets, viewing RWA not as a secondary category but as a key part of its product plan. By April 2026, the value of tokenized real assets (excluding stablecoins) is projected to exceed $27 billion, primarily driven by U.S. Treasury bonds, private credit, and commodity tokens. The approach is built on five principles: ease of use, transparency, equal access and rule-based execution, a focus on derivatives, and a refined brand and trading experience.
"We see RWA as an important bridge between blockchain technologies and everyday life," said Fernando Aranda. "Tokenization of bonds, commodities, or real estate allows blockchain to move beyond speculation, increasing its real economic utility. For us, RWA is not just about listing tokenized assets, but about making this value accessible and usable in real life. In this context, the Zoomex card, launched in partnership with the Swiss organization UR, significantly changes the game."
Previously, access to tokenized real assets and derivatives was limited to institutions and experienced traders due to complex interfaces and opaque execution logic. Zoomex has restructured its platform to eliminate this barrier: both beginners and professionals now have a clear picture of their position status, risks, and potential outcomes.
Trust remains the main obstacle in tokenization: users must be confident that the underlying asset exists, the valuation is fair, and everything is verifiable. Balancing mechanisms and trading rules are made visible. The Zoomex card, developed with the regulated UR, offers zero issuance fees, annual maintenance, and withdrawal fees when converting back to fiat, while cross-currency transactions are tied to market rates without hidden markups.
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