TAAS+Finance

Provide a short description of categories listed below.

FS+Legal Structure

If the project demonstrates sufficient traction and clear potential for revenue generation and profitability, an appropriate legal structure must be established in alignment with the project’s operational jurisdiction. Regulatory compliance should be reviewed early to ensure smooth fundraising and long-term scalability.

Financial Structure&Liquidity

The project should be strategically positioned within either an RWA (Real-World Asset) or RWF (Real-World Finance) framework, depending on its underlying model and value proposition. A market readiness assessment should be conducted to identify potential investor demand. If current conditions lack sufficient interest or momentum, it is advisable to defer fundraising activities until the project achieves greater traction and visibility.

Technical Structure

For RWA and RWF initiatives, the technical infrastructure is typically the most straightforward component, as many established Web3 service providers offer comprehensive tokenization and smart contract solutions. The key considerations at this stage are budget allocation and the strength and engagement level of the chosen blockchain community, ensuring long-term ecosystem support.

Finance

The “+F” makes TAAS more than a technical service — it makes it an investment-grade ecosystem and It enables

Institutional Adoption

Financial-grade compliance and yield attract funds, VCs, and banks.

Market Confidence

Clear ROI structures, audits, and risk frameworks build trust.

Sustainable Growth Financial mechanisms maintain liquidity and reward both issuers and investors.