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ETH The compliant RWA tokenization entity Kula proposes six exclusive ERC standards
Recently, the compliant physical asset tokenization entity Kula proposed six exclusive Ethereum Consultation Standards (ERCs). Through a series of proposals from ERC-8325 to ERC-8330, Kula is working to solve the current incompatibility problem between platforms-in the past, multiple platforms were separated and lacked the ability to collaborate on development.
According to official Kula sources, these proposals aim to make RWA tokenization composable, just as ERC-20 redefined homogeneous tokens. Each standard addresses specific challenges, including verification of asset and chain anchor records, as well as the recording of various compliance events.
Kula launches the ERC-8325 - 8330 standard to promote the development of RWA tokenization
Kula's proposed ERC-8325 to ERC-8330 standards are currently in the final review stage, marking a critical step for institutions to adopt exclusive tokenized assets on a large scale. It is understood that these ERC standards will extend existing frameworks rather than replace them. Specifically, ERC-8325 provides a transparent and registration-limited connection mechanism for associating anchor records representing asset claims under the chain with tokens.
In addition, ERC-8326 ensures that the documents obtained fully correspond to the commitments of various specifications on the chain. ERC-8327 achieves jurisdiction-specific transaction compliance, a feature not available in existing standards.
At the same time, ERC-8328 builds a searchable and structured record of compliance events throughout the asset life cycle. ERC-8329 standardizes the recording and verification of impact data. ERC-8330 stipulates a common interface for on-chain asset evaluation reports.
Eliminate cross-border RWA tokenization compatibility challenges and promote widespread adoption
The current fragmented compliance environment highlights the need for corresponding standards. Jurisdictions are actively taking action to meet these needs, but each region has ready-made frameworks but lacks compatibility with each other.
This forces new entrants to rebuild the verification stack. With this in mind, Kula's latest proposal aims to eliminate such inefficiencies by developing common infrastructure. Therefore, Kula focuses on the practice of tokenization of property rights to distinguish it from various custody models.
Chris Turner, co-founder of Kula, said: "When we talk about institutions adopting tokenized physical assets, the question is never whether the technology can do it-it can do it. The real challenge is whether two counterparties in different jurisdictions can trust and use the same asset without rebuilding the verification stack." He added that these new standards are designed to answer that question. These proposals guarantee their free availability and open source nature.
