2.6 Adding Your First Asset

The Assets section is where administrators create, configure, publish, and manage tokenized real estate offerings. Each asset represents a single property (or share of a property) that can be marketed to investors, tokenized on-chain, and tracked throughout its full lifecycle. Visibility of fields, blockchain actions, and publishing controls depends on admin permissions.

Adding an asset: Authorized admins can add a new asset by navigating to Assets → Create Asset, entering a name and asset type, and then completing the asset's configuration across multiple tabs (General details, Description, Financials, Media, Documents, and Blockchain). Changes are saved as drafts and only become visible to investors after publishing. Assets can be previewed, published, unpublished, or archived, and every edit is logged for auditability.

Once published, assets can operate in two states:

• Coming Soon (no smart contract yet) — visible to investors, but purchases are disabled.
• Live (smart contract published) — fully tradable, with active token sales, on-chain transactions, ownership tracking, and tokenomics analytics.

Admins can monitor asset performance, ownership, transactions, compliance snapshots, notifications, and system logs from the asset's detailed view, while sensitive blockchain operations (minting, transfers, pausing contracts) are restricted to roles with explicit blockchain permissions.