WWL – RWDA
Worldwide Land (WWL)
Creating Real-World Digital Assets (RWDA)
Connecting the physical world to a permanent global digital framework.
How Worldwide Land Works
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Worldwide Land (WWL) — Real-World Digital Assets (RWDA)

How Worldwide Land Works

The framework connects a physical location to a defined asset, a persistent digital anchor and a structured digital representation.

1. Geotag — establish the location

1. Geotag — establish the location

The Geotag provides a digital address and entry point for a precise global location.

2. Digital Title — define the asset

2. Digital Title — define the asset

The Digital Title defines the property area and recorded spatial characteristics and connects the defined property to source title information and associated asset information.

3. Digital Title Number — anchor the asset

The Digital Title Number provides a persistent digital anchor for the defined Real-World Digital Asset and its connected records, component assets and compatible applications.

4. Digital Record — develop the digital representation

The Digital Record connects the asset’s defining characteristics, documents, plans, photographs, building details, component assets and relevant information over time.

5. Connect asset relationships

Parent–Child Relationship Records connect land to developments, buildings, floors, units and other defined components while allowing each component to retain its own digital asset structure.