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Markets

Markets.

Two market families, one rail.

Asset markets transfer ownership; capacity markets allocate access. Every page below is a structural explainer, not a case study: the parties, where agent flow breaks, and what Accords changes.

Asset markets

Ownership, exposure, and rights, changing hands under governed settlement. This is the family where the rail runs today.

tokenized securities & RWAs · private credit · commodities · regulated digital assets · IP & data licensing

Three classes, walked end to end:

Warehouse-backedCommodities

A market that already runs on signed certificates. The agent is the one party without one.

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Fractionalized propertyReal estate

Registers, SPVs, and transfer agents want a name. A platform-issued identity gives them one.

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Tokenized listed sharesEquities

The settlement relay assumes accountable members. Accords ties agent flow to one.

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Capacity markets

Capacity markets are the same checks, pointed at scarce resources. The rail is built to govern allocation the way it governs settlement: reservation, provisioning, and delivery, each ending in a signed receipt.

AI compute & GPUs · data centers · energy · telecom & bandwidth · freight & logistics

Whichever market you run, the rail arrives as a product: AccordsAgents for the venue you already operate, AccordsExchange for the one you’re launching, AccordsBalance for the assets you back.