T/IFA 0013-2025 Real estate (RWA) trust-worthy asset blockchain technology specification
T/IFA 0013-2025 Real estate (RWA) trust-worthy asset blockchain technology specification
Basic Information
Scope
The credible data asset system established in this document focuses on two types of compliance scenarios: a) Data element compliance circulation and trading scenarios: Support the listing, matching, and contractual transactions of data products, services, or tools that have undergone compliance governance in qualified data trading venues or platforms. Ensure the delivery and authorized use of these products in accordance with agreements, achieving "deliverable, authorizable, traceable, and verifiable" compliance circulation. b) Legal and compliant information disclosure and data verification scenarios for financial products: Address the information disclosure, due diligence, auditing, and regulatory verification needs of legally compliant financial products such as asset-backed securities (ABS) and real estate investment trusts (REITs) throughout their issuance, existence, and trading processes. Utilize technologies like blockchain notarization, timestamping, multi-party signatures, and full-process auditing to establish verifiable evidence chains, enhancing the authenticity, integrity, and verifiability of critical data such as underlying asset operations and cash flow (Note: The technical solutions in this document are solely intended to enhance data authenticity and verifiability and do not constitute any form of guarantee, credit enhancement, or profit commitment). Key technical components include: (1) Data collection and governance requirements: Define data collection scope, data cleaning and standardization, data quality validation, and data consistency control, as well as version management and change tracking. Ensure data input is controllable and traceable. (2) Verification and multi-party confirmation mechanisms: Establish verification rules, review processes, and responsible party confirmation, along with multi-party signatures or confirmation mechanisms to ensure key data and evidence materials are verifiable and credible. (3) Privacy protection