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# Platform Functions

**The Platform**

REBEL PROTOCOL is a platform that leverages the power of the blockchain to enable investment into tokenised Real World Assets ([RWAs](https://docs.tvvin.com/real-world-assets/what-are-real-world-assets-rwas)), beginning with precious metals as the cornerstone set of assets and rolling out tokenised gold bullion as its first product within precious metals, followed subsequently by silver, platinum, and palladium.

The REBEL platform (the Platform) exists as an access point and a means for institutional and retail investments in RWAs that have been tokenised to optimise liquidity and availability.

**Dedicated Investment Portals**

REBEL will accommodate both institutional and retail investors through dedicated portals, each with their own KYB/KYC and AML requirements.


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