1inch acts as a non-custodial aggregation and execution layer, enabling access to RWA tokens via the Swap API. 1inch does not issue, custody, or manage the underlying real-world assets.

Only whitelisted, issuer-approved RWA tokens that meet 1inch's technical, liquidity, and compliance integration criteria are exposed.

Yes. Robinhood Chain (an Arbitrum-based L2, chainId 4663) is supported for RWA / tokenized-stock swaps through 1inch — roughly 100 stock tokens plus USDG and WETH, routed through on-chain liquidity (Uniswap v2/v3/v4 and Rialto). ETH is the native gas asset.

Currently, ERC-20 tokens are supported for RWA swaps via the 1inch Intent Swap API.

No. 1inch does not perform KYC or AML. Compliance requirements are enforced by the RWA issuer at the token or contract level.

Integrators are responsible for:

This depends on jurisdiction and issuer structure. 1inch does not provide legal classification.

RWA tokens are blockchain tokens issued by third parties that track the price of a traditional asset such as a stock, ETF or commodity. Holding the token is not the same as owning the underlying asset: it typically carries no shareholder, voting or dividend rights, and your rights depend entirely on the issuer's terms. Key risks: issuer risk — the token's value depends on the issuer maintaining backing and honoring redemptions; price divergence — onchain prices can deviate from the official market price, especially outside traditional market hours; regulatory restrictions — these tokens may be treated as securities in some jurisdictions and are not available for trading in the United States, the United Kingdom and other restricted jurisdictions; issuers may enforce allowlists, verification or transfer restrictions at the contract level; liquidity risk — onchain liquidity can be thin and swaps may execute at unfavorable rates. 1inch does not issue, custody or back these tokens and does not verify issuer claims.