Wrldfi provides institutional-grade reporting for real-world asset (RWA) portfolios held across multiple protocols, consolidating positions into a single GBP-denominated view. The platform normalizes disparate yield mechanics and discloses data gaps rather than estimating over them, giving finance teams a verifiable record. It is designed for digital asset fund managers, traditional managers, family offices, and protocol treasury teams.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Institutional investors holding real-world assets (RWAs) across multiple protocols face fragmented interfaces and mismatched yield mechanics, making consolidated accounting difficult. Some instruments pay yield through price appreciation while others distribute separately, so returns are not comparable without normalization. Additionally, there is no native GBP reporting, forcing finance teams to rely on spreadsheets and stale exchange rates.
Solution
Wrldfi provides a consolidated reporting platform that aggregates multi-protocol RWA exposure into a single GBP-denominated view. The platform normalizes yield mechanics across instruments so returns are directly comparable, and it discloses incomplete data sources as gaps rather than estimating over them. Users can drill down from the portfolio level into individual protocols, instruments, and transactions without leaving the record. The platform reads positions only—it never stores private keys, seed phrases, or custodian write permissions—ensuring there is nothing to compromise. Data is protected with AES-256 encryption at rest, TLS 1.3 in transit, and held within the UK and EEA with role-based, least-privilege access control.
Target Audience
Primary users are digital asset fund managers, traditional managers adding tokenized exposure, family offices, and protocol treasury teams that need institutional-grade, GBP-denominated reporting for RWA holdings.
Features
- Consolidated portfolio value in GBP across all RWA protocols
- Per-protocol drill-down into individual instruments and transactions
- Normalization of yield mechanics for comparable returns across different instrument types
- Transparent disclosure of incomplete data sources rather than estimation
- Read-only access model that never stores private keys, seed phrases, or custodian write permissions
- AES-256 encryption at rest and TLS 1.3 in transit with UK/EEA data residency
- Role-based, least-privilege access control for finance teams