Every RDCF token is backed by audited, real-world assets held by Radiant Chocolate & Food Industries. This page explains exactly how those assets are identified, valued, custodied, and linked to the token structure.
The asset-backing and redemption mechanisms described on this page are proposed structures subject to legal review, regulatory approval, and independent audit. All figures and structures are indicative only. Nothing here constitutes an offer to sell or a solicitation to purchase any security or investment instrument.
Radiant's tokenization follows a structured proof-of-asset protocol. Every stage is independently verified before tokens are issued.
A comprehensive asset register is prepared listing all qualifying assets: manufacturing equipment, factory improvements, inventory, brand IP (LEVA, COCO BLISS), trade receivables, and intellectual property. Each asset is tagged with a unique identifier.
A licensed, third-party valuer [name TBD — see Documents] conducts a formal valuation of all registered assets using internationally recognised valuation standards. The valuation report is published in full and available to all token holders.
Assets are placed under a defined legal custody arrangement — either a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV), a trust deed, or a charge structure registered with SSM — that ring-fences the underlying assets for the benefit of RDCF token holders.
Once the valuation is confirmed and custody structures are in place, RDCF tokens are minted on BNB Smart Chain — with total token supply calibrated to the audited asset value. No tokens are issued prior to valuation completion.
Quarterly financial reports and annual independent audits are published. Asset register updates, new acquisitions, and any material changes to the underlying asset base are disclosed within 30 days of occurrence.
An annual revaluation is conducted by the independent valuer. If the asset base grows (e.g., new equipment, expanded facility), additional tokens may be minted per the anti-dilution provisions in the Token Purchase Agreement — subject to holder vote.
Radiant is working with [legal counsel TBD] to establish the appropriate custody structure for the underlying assets. The options under review are:
A separate SSM-registered entity that holds the qualifying assets on behalf of token holders, insulated from Radiant's operational liabilities.
A registered charge over specified company assets in favour of a trustee acting for token holders — similar to a secured bond structure.
A licensed trustee holds legal title to defined assets under a trust deed for the benefit of RDCF token holders — providing clear beneficiary rights under Malaysian trust law.
Final custody structure will be published in the Whitepaper and Token Purchase Agreement (TPA) before token issuance.
RDCF Token is designed to be tradeable on secondary markets. In addition to secondary market exit, the TPA will define formal redemption pathways:
Secondary market liquidity for RDCF Token cannot be guaranteed. Investors should treat this as an illiquid investment and only invest amounts they can afford to hold for an extended period.
The metrics below will be updated in real-time from on-chain data and quarterly audit reports once RDCF Token is live. Fields are marked with their data source.
Understand the timeline from audit to token issuance to revenue distribution.