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IX RWA is a real-world asset (RWA) protocol for compute. It turns income-producing infrastructure — GPU clusters, accelerator fleets, and the data centers that house them — into a single on-chain index anyone can own a fraction of, track transparently, and earn from.
IX RWA is currently live on Base Sepolia testnet (chain id 84532) at testnet.ix.finance. All figures shown in the app are simulated and clearly labeled testnet values. Mainnet launch follows a third-party security audit — see the Roadmap.

What you can do today

Explore IX-CORE

See the IX-CORE index and its constituents — the compute assets that back it, their operators, and their live weight.

Own the index

Deposit stablecoins and mint IX-CORE, one ERC-4626 token that represents your fractional ownership of the whole book.

Verify everything

Live NAV, reserve coverage, and an on-chain asset registry — ownership you can recompute, not take on faith.

Connect an agent

A hosted, read-only MCP endpoint lets AI agents query the index, stats, and portfolios.

The thesis in one line

Compute is the raw material of AI, it produces real cash flow, and it is almost entirely owned by a handful of hyperscalers. IX RWA makes it an ownable, tradable asset class.

How the pieces fit

1

Real assets are onboarded

Each compute asset (e.g. a GPU cluster) is registered on-chain with its identity, operator, and value, and enters the index by a rules-based weight. See How it works.
2

Investors own the index

You deposit stablecoins and mint IX-CORE at net asset value — a single token that owns the whole compute book, not one asset at a time. See Ownership & IX-CORE.
3

Assets generate revenue

Compute is rented out; net revenue raises the index’s NAV-per-share, so your yield accrues automatically. See Revenue & distributions.
4

Everything is verifiable

NAV, reserves, holdings, and asset identity are all checkable on-chain. See Transparency & NAV.

New here?

How it works

The end-to-end mental model.

Why IX RWA

The market, the design principles, and where we’re headed.

For developers

The Agent Gateway (MCP) and data access.