TokenBank — tokenized real-world assets

Spreads an amount over several sources of yield. Returns the blocks (one product per category, no duplicate exposure, each checked at its own amount incl. gas, weight capped), an admixture above the risk budget (default 10 %), the median yield and risk per category, the blended yield compared with the single highest yield, the worst single failure as % of the amount, and an explainer on diversification (with failures on record), purchase order and rebalancing. Checks, not advice.

Puts two to six instruments side by side on the fields that distinguish them: yield, risk, minimum, custody, the three KYC gates, target/area, issuer and verification date.

For a security tokenized by more than one issuer, every token on it side by side (issuer, structure, KYC gates, custody, chain and each issuer's stated target/area), plus every Hyperliquid perpetual on it (fees, funding, leverage; no ownership). Also covers securities that exist on-chain only as a perpetual. Exact counts are in the response. targetArea describes the issuer's stated audience, not eligibility. Without `query` it lists every such security; sector and industry filters are available.

Compares low-risk, instant-access crypto savings instruments with a typical bank savings rate, listing the trade-offs (custody, risk, access) next to the yield difference.

Matches a natural-language question (e.g. "can I buy Tesla as a token", "best stablecoin yield on Base", "euro stablecoins MiCA", "pre-IPO OpenAI token") against TokenBank answer pages. Returns the best-matching questions with the first sentence of each computed answer (figures from the live dataset), the page URL and a JSON URL with every row, plus matching guides (e.g. how to verify a contract, what happens if an issuer fails), each with a JSON URL. Questions in Arabic, German, Spanish, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Thai, Vietnamese or Indonesian also return pages written in that language (localPages).

Instruments whose secondary market needs no KYC and which a self-custody wallet holds itself, read from verified gates. For real-world assets the gate to mint and the gate to trade on a secondary market often differ, so a fund can be permissioned at the issuer while its token trades freely. Instruments whose gate is unverified are excluded by default. This is a property of the token, not a statement about who may buy it; the issuer's terms and local law decide that.

Looks up whether a tokenized version of a company, ETF or bond exists, and from which issuer, by company name, ticker or ISIN. Sources: issuer catalogues (Backed / xStocks, Ondo Global Markets, Dinari, Robinhood, Coinbase, Backpack, Reality (Bitget), ST0x, Jarsy, Midas, Lofty), Swiss SME share registers (Aktionariat), Japanese security tokens, El Salvador's CNAD register (registered offerings; sale not confirmed), European and Asian digital bonds from official registers, and an aggregated tier (CoinGecko). One company can be tokenized several times (e.g. Apple as seven tokens); each row states issuer, legal form, chain and targetArea (the issuer's stated audience, not an eligibility check) and its source authority: aggregated rows only observe that a token exists and carry no KYC gate or custody claim. Identity data only: yield, minimum and risk grade are absent, not zero.

Reference data on how an AI agent or trading bot buys tokens with its own wallet: the six steps from wallet to confirmed purchase with the matching MCP/API call for each, the purchase paths (wallet only / owner onboarded once / platform account) with live counts, which asset classes a self-custody wallet can reach without an identity check, the highest-yield wallet-only candidates, decision checks with the fields that answer them (howToDecide: checks, not recommendations), common wallet-policy guardrails, and related guides with JSON URLs.

Official registers of tokenized assets and digital-asset firms for 250 jurisdictions (ISO 3166 + EU): supervising authority, public registers, which of them are read, and their entries. Supports a country view, a name search across all registers (query without country) and a filter by kind (e.g. issuance). A register entry records a licence, registration or approval by an authority; it is not proof that a token was issued and does not state who may buy. Provider registers list companies, not instruments.

Per country, whether this dataset can read the local tokenized-asset market, and why not where it cannot (e.g. a permissioned bank consortium chain in Japan, sandbox issuance in Korea, no local-currency stablecoin in India, Vietnam, Indonesia or Thailand). Covers questions such as "what is tokenized in Japan / Korea / Brazil". Without `country` it lists every market.

Shape of the dataset: number of instruments by pillar, category and risk, how many need no KYC on the secondary market, and how fresh the figures are.

Full record for one instrument by ticker (case-insensitive): yield, risk, custody, availability, how to buy, source link, verification date.

How an AI agent or bot buys one instrument on its own, step by step: the purchase path (wallet only / owner onboarded once / platform account), the three KYC gates, network and verified contract, the issuer route, the measured trading venues, the exit terms where researched (KYC to redeem, minimum, fee, settlement, from issuer documentation), the ordered steps (fund, verify contract, approve exact amount, simulate, deposit or swap, confirm, exit) and the guardrails a wallet policy should enforce. Read-only: it does not build, sign or send a transaction, and it does not say who may buy.

The individual tokenized US rental properties behind the RealT entry, each with net rental yield (annual net rent / tokenized property value), token price, monthly rent and occupancy. Filters by city, yield and token price.

Searches and filters TokenBank instruments for earning yield with crypto. The default scope is the curated tier (rows that state a yield, minimum and risk); the tier parameter extends it to the imported issuer-catalogue rows (tokenized treasuries, yield stablecoins, gold, real estate, tokenized stocks, staking, DeFi/CeFi earn, alternative funds), which carry identity and classification only. Returns compact records with paging.

Per category (treasury tokens, staking, private credit, yield stablecoins, reinsurance, stablecoin pools, fixed rate), the wallet-purchasable tokens with the highest stated yield right now, each with a risk level 1-5, the purchase route (DEX pool, deposit contract, Pendle market), contracts and page URL. Categories are ordered from low to high risk. A ranking by stated yield under published rules, not a recommendation.