Zodor Whitepaper
  • Zodor Whitepaper
  • Introduction
    • Introduction and Highlights
    • The Problem
    • Solution Overview : Zodor
  • Why Zodor?
  • PRODUCTS
    • Zodor Infra
      • Enterprise Onboarding Workflow
    • Zodor Capital
    • Zodor Energy
  • Zodor Infinity
    • How Zodor Infinity Works?
  • User Experience
    • User Onboarding
    • User Interaction Flow
    • Rewards and Loyalty Program
  • System Architecture
    • Overview of the Protocol
      • Maskade Blockchain
      • Masque ID
      • Homomorphic Encryption
      • ECDSA
    • Technical Implementation
    • Smart Contract Structure
    • Security Token Purchase Flow
    • Capital Inflow and Outflow
    • Incentive Program
  • Security and Privacy
    • Tokenization Security Measures
    • Security Measures
  • Tokenomics & Roadmap
    • $ZOD Token
    • Tokenomics
  • Roadmap
  • About us
    • Team
    • Join us
    • Contact Us
  • FAQs
    • Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
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  1. Introduction

The Problem

Investing in Real World Assets (RWAs)—such as commodities, green energy projects, infrastructure, private equity, and real estate—has traditionally been a complex and capital-intensive process, often accessible only to institutions or high-net-worth individuals. Despite increasing interest in these tangible, yield-generating assets, several structural barriers continue to limit broader participation.


High Entry Barriers

  • Requires significant upfront capital and legal documentation

  • Often restricted to institutional investors or accredited individuals

  • Complex onboarding processes discourage retail participation

Geographical and Regulatory Constraints

  • Cross-border investments are hindered by regulatory fragmentation

  • Language, cultural, and legal differences introduce friction

  • High-growth regions such as Africa, MENA, and GCC remain underutilized due to access limitations

Low Liquidity

  • RWAs are inherently illiquid, with long holding periods

  • Liquidation often involves intermediaries and prolonged processes

  • Selling assets—particularly real estate—can require extensive documentation and time

Limited Access to Emerging Markets

  • Attractive markets are difficult to access due to legal, infrastructural, and regulatory barriers

  • Foreign investors often struggle with transparency and market unfamiliarity

Fragmented Ownership and Operational Delays

  • Ownership is typically managed through siloed, manual systems

  • Transactions are slowed by reliance on intermediaries and outdated processes

  • Especially true for complex asset types such as real estate

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