The protocol, now available on GitHub under an MIT License, includes core logic written in Node.js and 50 automated test cases. NFT Limited reported that the software successfully passed all internal evaluations. The company plans to deploy the system through its Hong Kong subsidiary, Metaverse Digital Payment Co., Limited, using existing banking channels rather than cryptocurrency for the initial trial. By avoiding tokenization, the firm seeks to demonstrate the utility of verifiable, independent records in traditional digital commerce.
The development schedule spans three months. The first 30 days focus on finalizing the software environment and asset rights, followed by a month of simulated stress testing. The final phase targets a live order using actual customer funds, contingent upon a successful security review. Chief Executive Officer Yanying Wang emphasized that the goal is to enhance trust on their existing platform, noting that the company is also exploring potential future applications for RWAIX, such as managing autonomous AI agents and remote-operated robotics. Despite these ambitious goals, the company clarified that no commercial contracts for AI or robotics applications have been signed, and the Q1 2027 timeline remains subject to regulatory and technical validation.

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