RWA Global Inc. has entered into an advisory agreement with Golden Dolphin Trading L.L.C. to support the tokenization of approximately $300 million in real-world assets tied to China's new-energy mobility sector. The UAE-domiciled Golden Dolphin focuses on new-energy mobility infrastructure and services in China, while RWA Global, an international tokenization consultancy, will serve as strategic adviser to design a compliant structure for bringing Chinese infrastructure assets to qualified global investors. The partnership follows China's introduction of a national framework on Feb. 6, 2026, when the People's Bank of China, the China Securities Regulatory Commission, and six other authorities established rules allowing offshore issuance of tokens backed by onshore Chinese assets, subject to regulatory filing. The value of tokenized real-world assets onchain now exceeds $320 billion, more than double the level of three years ago, with Boston Consulting Group projecting the market could reach $16 trillion by 2030 and Standard Chartered forecasting $30 trillion by 2034.
RWA Global and Golden Dolphin Structure $300 Million Tokenization Partnership
According to an exclusive release shared with Bitcoin.com News, the advisory agreement between RWA Global and Golden Dolphin is framed as the first stage of a longer partnership. RWA Global will work with regulators and qualified legal counsel to design a securities-grade pathway for foreign investment into tokenized Chinese RWAs. Golden Dolphin is a UAE-domiciled company focused on new-energy mobility infrastructure and services in China. Kevin Yunai, founder and CEO of RWA Global, said the engagement is about building a transparent bridge between international capital and Chinese real-world assets. "China's new-energy economy is among the most dynamic in the world, yet global investors have had few compliant ways to participate in it. Tokenization changes that. We believe it can open the door to a pipeline of opportunities measured in billions," Yunai stated.
China Introduces National RWA Framework on Feb. 6, 2026
On Feb. 6, 2026, the People's Bank of China, the China Securities Regulatory Commission, and six other authorities introduced a national framework allowing offshore issuance of tokens backed by onshore Chinese assets, subject to regulatory filing. The framework gives foreign capital a potential route into Chinese RWAs while keeping cross-border flows on regulated fiat-based rails. RWA Global said the Golden Dolphin engagement is being structured to comply with the new regulation.
China's New-Energy Vehicle Market Records 16.5 Million Units Sold in 2025
China is the world's largest new-energy vehicle market. About 16.5 million units were sold in 2025, accounting for more than half of all new cars sold in China and close to 70% of global new-energy vehicle sales, according to industry data. The infrastructure around that fleet has expanded quickly. China had more than 19 million charging points by late 2025, up more than 50% year on year. The domestic charging infrastructure market is estimated at more than $25 billion and continues to grow at double-digit rates. Those assets are capital-intensive and often generate recurring cash flows, making them a natural fit for tokenization. By issuing regulated digital securities linked to economic rights in such assets, firms can broaden investor access and potentially add liquidity to traditionally illiquid holdings.
FAQ
What is the value of the tokenization deal between RWA Global and Golden Dolphin?
RWA Global Inc. has entered into an advisory agreement with Golden Dolphin Trading L.L.C. to support the tokenization of approximately $300 million in real-world assets tied to China's new-energy mobility sector.
When did China introduce its national RWA framework?
On Feb. 6, 2026, the People's Bank of China, the China Securities Regulatory Commission, and six other authorities introduced a national framework allowing offshore issuance of tokens backed by onshore Chinese assets, subject to regulatory filing.
How many new-energy vehicles were sold in China in 2025?
About 16.5 million new-energy vehicle units were sold in China in 2025, accounting for more than half of all new cars sold in China and close to 70% of global new-energy vehicle sales, according to industry data.
