A unique RWA-backed staking model. The DAO tokenizes pledged real-world assets to ensure full transparency through smart contracts.
TamgaStake is a core component of the TamgaDAO ecosystem, designed to attract crypto liquidity and issue asset-backed loans. TamgaDAO directly partners with asset owners, accepts RWA as collateral, and tokenizes them to ensure on-chain transparency, control, and auditability via smart contracts.
Key Features
1. Liquidity Staking
- Investors can stake USDT, USDC, or TAMGA tokens into DAO-managed pools
- Yields range from 4–8% APY, depending on DAO governance parameters
- Rewards are generated from interest paid by RWA-backed borrowers
2. Asset-Backed Lending
- TamgaDAO signs off-chain collateral agreements with asset holders (e.g., land, harvest, storage, real estate)
- The asset is appraised, tokenized (as NFT or wrapped-token), and locked in a smart contract
- Loans are issued in USDT/USDC for 3–12 months, with LTV up to 60%
3. Transparency & Risk Control
- All collateral is visible on-chain via tokenized RWA
- Smart contracts enforce lending logic, repayment, and liquidation rules
- In case of default, the asset is liquidated via the TamgaHub marketplace
TamgaStake Revenue Model
Revenue Source | Description |
Borrower Interest | 8–14% annualized interest paid by borrowers |
DAO Protocol Fee | 1–2% per loan for DAO treasury growth |
Staker Yield | 4–8% APY distributed from the interest margin |
Infrastructure & Architecture
- Blockchain: Arbitrum (live), TamgaChain (future)
- Token Standards: ERC-20 (TAMGA), ERC-721 (RWA collateral as NFT)
- Asset Evaluation: via decentralized oracles and expert verifiers
- Legal Setup: Registered under RAK DAO with VARA Lending & Custody Licenses
Advantages
- TamgaDAO is the direct counterparty: contracts are transparent, enforceable, and managed by DAO
- RWA tokenization ensures trust: real assets are mirrored and verifiable on-chain
- Crypto-native yield: investors earn without converting to fiat
- Liquidity for asset owners: access funding without banks or intermediaries
- Fully DAO-controlled: parameters like LTV, interest rates, audit, and liquidation rules are governed by token holders