FAQs

Aurora Gold is the world's first Web3 RWA+RDA platform anchored to gold mining. It creates a trusted, programmable, and tradable digital gold financial infrastructure through tokenized physical gold and on-chain data.

The platform employs a dual structure: RWA (physically anchored asset) ensures asset ownership, while RDA (retail data on-chain) ensures real-time verification of asset status, thus addressing the issues of insufficient trust, liquidity, and transparency in the traditional gold market.

RDA (Real Data Asset) refers to dynamically uploading off-chain data such as gold storage, production, transportation, and auditing to the blockchain to ensure that the gold token and the physical state remain consistent. It is the core of achieving "real-time trusted anchoring" of gold.

Targeting Web3 investors, traditional institutions, mining partners, DeFi application developers, and global gold asset holders.

RWA is responsible for asset ownership verification (static anchoring), while RDA is responsible for data verification (dynamic anchoring); together, they construct Aurora's "trusted asset foundation + real state driven" dual-wheel model.

This includes vault inventory sensors (temperature, humidity/weight), mining output records, transportation tracks, third-party audit reports, prices, and macroeconomic indicators.

By using IoT devices, data oracle networks, and "data aggregator" components, multi-source data is aggregated, signed, and uploaded to the blockchain to generate verifiable RDA objects that drive contract execution.

The platform supports Ethereum-compatible chains and employs modular contracts, a Keepers automated execution network, oracle mechanisms, and multi-signature mechanisms to ensure data trustworthiness and controllable execution.

All business contracts on the platform (asset issuance, revenue distribution, supply adjustment, etc.) are triggered based on RDA status, ensuring that "only real asset data can drive execution".

The data signature process includes: original data hash verification, multi-node signing (multi-source consistency verification), OCR point-to-point data synchronization, and recording timestamps and sources on the blockchain.

Yes, all data corresponding to RDA is publicly available on the blockchain, including metadata such as inventory changes, custody number, place of origin, batch, and audit time.

Gold NFTs carry asset ownership information (such as batch, weight, and custodian institution), while RDAs continuously update the status (such as inventory changes and pledge usage). The combination of the two constitutes a verifiable "digital gold twin".

Yes, smart contracts can monitor the RDA status and will automatically trigger pause, alarm, or adjustment of execution logic when anomalies are detected (such as output being lower than expected or abnormal inventory consumption).

Future versions will support mining partners and hosting institutions to access private data via API/SDK, expanding data-driven scenarios.

RDA serves as the "data foundation" for the ecosystem's operation, ensuring that the gold token is trustworthy, dynamic, and counterfeit-proof. It not only connects assets and technology but also constitutes the "gold digital trust engine."