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When you invest, you receive IXD — the on-chain token that represents your fractional ownership stake in IX RWA’s compute assets. IXD is what entitles you to a pro-rata share of the revenue those assets produce.

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IXD at a glance

Some block explorers cache a token’s original name/symbol from first indexing. IXD’s live, on-chain symbol() returns IXD — verify via the explorer’s Read as Proxy → symbol.

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How ownership is issued

You do not mint IXD yourself. Each asset has an ownership pool held by its investment contract; when you invest, IXD is transferred from that pool to your wallet in proportion to your contribution.
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You invest

Pay a stablecoin into the asset’s investment contract.
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IXD is transferred to you

The contract sends you IXD from the asset’s pool, sized to your stake at the asset’s price.
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Your holding is recorded on-chain

Your balance is the on-chain record of what you own.

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What IXD entitles you to

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Supply

IXD has a fixed maximum supply of 1,000,000,000 tokens. At current parameters this represents ample capacity for the assets onboarded to date; supply and pricing policy are finalized at the audited Phase-2 redeploy, where per-asset share classes and valuation are set deliberately.
IXD ownership is defined by the protocol’s records of which asset you invested in. Treat IXD as an ownership instrument within IX RWA, not as a general-purpose traded currency.

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Transfers and exit

The ownership token supports on-chain transfers. A dedicated secondary market — beginning with redemption at NAV, followed by peer-to-peer transfer — is on the roadmap and gated behind the verified money-path and mainnet launch. Until then, IXD is acquired via primary investment.