# Tenzor Infrastructure: How It Works

## **Step-by-Step Breakdown**

## **Step 1: Upload Asset Details**

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Asset owners begin by submitting essential documentation—ownership titles, certified appraisals, legal certificates, and more.\
Before anything goes live, an AI-driven system scans each file to check for inconsistencies or missing data, ensuring the submission is clean and complete.

## **Step 2: Compliance Verification**

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Next comes onboarding. Both asset holders and investors go through a KYC/AML screening process tailored to their jurisdiction.\
Behind the scenes, legal frameworks are set up in collaboration with regulated custodians or licensed trust structures to guarantee full compliance.

## **Step 3: Smart Contract Deployment**

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Once approved, Tenzor generates a smart contract automatically. This isn’t just a digital placeholder—it’s the core of the asset's on-chain life.\
The contract handles everything from tracking ownership to enforcing regulatory conditions. It also embeds the asset’s token logic, including transfer restrictions, yield mechanisms, and dividend distribution rules.

## **Step 4: Trade & Manage On-Chain**

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With the token live, it becomes fully tradable.\
Users can buy, sell, or hold RWA (real-world asset) tokens through Tenzor’s decentralized exchange or linked liquidity pools.\
These tokens aren't just static—they can be staked for passive income, posted as collateral, or held for long-term dividends.


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