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What are Real World Services (RWS)?
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Real World Services are off-chain services — labor, logistics, professional work, maintenance, care — contracted, verified, and settled through on-chain rails. They complete the Real World Value stack: assets are what you own, experiences are what you attend, services are what gets done. The agent economy is what commissions them.
The unlock is verification: a service completed and provably verified becomes a financeable receivable, the same transformation that made trade finance possible on paper a century ago — now with settlement in minutes rather than months. Verified service records also build portable reputation, which is the collateral of a services economy.
Services are where humans and agents will transact most directly: agents commissioning human work — inspection, delivery, repair — and humans commissioning agent work, both against the same escrow and verification rails. That two-sided labor market is the practical face of the agent economy, and the reason the firm treats RWS as coverage, not speculation.