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Auditable onchain data for tokenized assets

Tokenized treasuries, real estate, and private credit need data infrastructure that meets institutional standards. SQD provides cryptographically validated event histories, full audit trails, and cross-chain asset tracking, because "trust me, the data is correct" doesn't fly with auditors.

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225+ Networks
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Capabilities

Built for RWA at scale

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Asset lifecycle tracking

Every state change from mint to redemption, captured as validated events with decoded parameters. Track issuance, transfers, coupon payments, maturity events, and burns with full provenance, the kind of audit trail that satisfies both your compliance team and your auditors.

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Compliance-ready structured data

Transfer events arrive with decoded sender, recipient, amount, and timestamp, ready for regulatory reporting without transformation. Export directly to compliance tooling or pipe into your existing data warehouse for SAR generation.

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Cross-chain asset visibility

A tokenized treasury fund deployed on Ethereum, Polygon, and Arbitrum appears as a single asset class in your queries. Track holder distribution, transfer patterns, and concentration metrics across all deployment chains simultaneously.

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Holder distribution analytics

Real-time holder counts, top-N concentration ratios, and transfer frequency metrics for any token contract. Detect when ownership concentration triggers regulatory thresholds, or when transfer patterns suggest secondary market activity.

The Institutional Standard

Tokenized assets need data infrastructure that passes audit

When BlackRock tokenizes a treasury fund, the data infrastructure behind it needs to meet the same standards as traditional financial reporting. "The indexer usually gets the data right" is not a compliance-ready statement.

SQD validates every event through a 6-step cryptographic pipeline that rebuilds Merkle-Patricia tries, verifies bloom filters, and validates state roots. The result is an independently verifiable data trail, not a best-effort index that might have missed events during a reorg.

For fund administrators, this means NAV calculations based on verified deposit and withdrawal events. For compliance officers, it means transfer histories that can be traced back to cryptographic proofs. For auditors, it means data they can independently verify against the chain.

Asset Class Coverage
Tokenized treasuries US T-Bills, government bonds, and money market funds, track issuance, redemption, and yield distribution events
Real estate Fractional property tokens with rental yield distributions, ownership transfers, and cap table changes
Private credit Onchain lending facilities with draw-down events, repayment tracking, and default monitoring
Commodities Tokenized gold, carbon credits, and commodity derivatives with settlement and delivery events
Fund shares Tokenized LP positions, fund participation units, and NAV-based subscription/redemption flows
Multi-Chain Deployments

One asset class, many chains, one query

RWA issuers increasingly deploy across multiple chains to reach different investor bases. A tokenized treasury fund might live on Ethereum for institutional access, Polygon for retail, and Arbitrum for DeFi composability. Your data layer needs to see all three as a single asset.

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1 API endpoint
0 Per-chain setup
Use Cases

What teams build with SQD

Tokenized treasury dashboards for fund administrators
Asset issuance and redemption tracking with audit trails
Holder concentration monitoring for regulatory thresholds
NAV calculation feeds from onchain deposit/withdrawal events
Secondary market monitoring for restricted securities
Cross-chain asset reconciliation for multi-chain deployments

Frequently asked questions

How does SQD index tokenized RWAs?
RWA platforms need primary-issuance events (mint, redeem, allocation), holder positions over time, transfer history with KYC-allowlist context, NAV and pricing oracle data, and yield distributions. SQD indexes any token contract on supported chains: point it at the issuing contract's ABI and SQD's typed decoders return mints, redemptions, transfers, and balances with full history.
Which RWA protocols are covered?
SQD does not maintain a curated list of pre-integrated RWA protocols. Instead, any tokenized RWA contract on a supported chain is indexable: tokenized treasuries, money-market funds, real-estate tokens, private-credit positions, and permissioned RWA standards (ERC-20, ERC-1404, ERC-3643 / T-REX) all use the same SDK pattern. Issuers and analytics teams index the specific contracts they care about; SQD does not gate which protocols are supported.
Can SQD provide audit-ready RWA data?
The underlying data lake is built on immutable Parquet files validated through a cryptographic pipeline. Every transfer, mint, and redemption can be reconciled against the chain itself. This is the same property used by SQD's compliance customers for audit and discovery workflows. For permissioned RWA tokens, allowlist state and transfer-restriction events are decoded alongside transfer history, supporting evidence that transfers only occurred between qualified holders.
How does the data flow into ERP or accounting systems?
SQD outputs to standard databases and warehouses: PostgreSQL and ClickHouse out of the box via Squid SDK; MongoDB, SQLite, Parquet, BigQuery, Snowflake, Databricks, and any custom sink via Pipes SDK. ERP and accounting systems integrate against these databases the same way they would with any other transactional source. SQD provides the onchain side; the join with off-chain identity, custody, or KYC data happens in your existing systems.
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