TGG Wallet builds the settlement and tokenization layer for real-world assets (RWA) in a capital-intensive sector that still runs on slow payments, opaque reconciliation and low traceability. We connect operators, capital and assets over a high-performance public network.
Operators working within strict legal frameworks face structural barriers that raise the cost of every operation and stall growth.
International B2B settlements take days, with costs and intermediaries that erode the margins of producers and distributors.
Reconciling invoices, contracts and physical assets is manual and hard to audit, creating operational risk.
Real-world assets (inventory, licenses, commercial invoices) lack a verifiable end-to-end digital representation.
TGG Wallet turns that friction into auditable digital infrastructure, using the speed and low cost of the XRPL as its technical foundation.
Instead of treating compliance as an external layer, the architecture uses the native security features of the XRPL from the ground up.
No wallet can receive or transact TGG assets without explicit authorization — access control at the base of the system.
A reversal mechanism for proven cases of fraud, key loss or express court orders, protecting the ecosystem.
TGG has a geographic and regulatory edge: Uruguay offers a mature legal environment for the two pillars of the project.
This is an infrastructure business: revenue comes from network usage and services, not from promising returns to third parties.
A fee on the B2B settlement and transfer volume processed on the platform.
Issuance, auditable custody and lifecycle management of real-world assets on-chain.
Licensing of the infrastructure and integrations for operators and industry partners.
Complete design in an isolated local environment (stand-alone), validation of the base infrastructure, transaction stress tests and implementation of the security features (asfRequireAuth + Clawback).
Building the engineering teams, consolidating corporate and legal terms, and structuring long-term liquidity partnerships.
Obtaining the PSAV/IEDE license and BCU compliance before commercial expansion; operating in Uruguay as a regulatory sandbox, connecting with IRCCA-licensed operators and then expanding to legalized jurisdictions.
TGG currently operates in an isolated (stand-alone) environment, in a technical validation phase. The Uruguayan legal framework underpins the project thesis, and regulatory alignment follows a declared, sequential path.
Agribusiness operators, liquidity partners and institutions interested in the infrastructure can talk directly with the team.