NFT Limited (NYSE American: MI) Releases RWAIX Protocol and Open-Sources Reference Implementation on GitHub -- 90-Day Real-World Pilot Targeted Q1 2027

The planned pilot would test one real-money NFT order, but production integration and an independent security review remain outstanding.

Rhea-AI Summary

NFT (MI) released its proposed RWAIX transaction-verification protocol and open-sourced a reference implementation, with a limited live pilot targeted for Q1 2027. An internal, company-administered test record shows 50 tests passed with no failures; developers can run the suite independently using the MIT-licensed GitHub code.

The company intends to test one existing NFT order from purchase through delivery, verification, payment and dispute handling. RWAIX has not yet been integrated in production. The plan covers rights preparation, simulated transactions and then a small real-money order within 90 days, subject to independent security review and other conditions. The pilot is intended to use existing bank payments, without a new cryptocurrency. NFT is also exploring AI computing and robotics applications, neither currently funded, contracted or committed.

Positive

• Minor point. Forward-looking: it has not happened yet and may not happen.Platform upgrade plan targets one existing NFT order in a limited live pilot in Q1 2027.
• Minor pointInternal, company-administered testing recorded 50 tests passed with no failures.
• Minor pointReference implementation released under the MIT License, allowing developers to independently run the test suite.
• Minor pointNFT is exploring future AI computing and robotics applications for RWAIX.

Negative

• Minor pointLive pilot remains subject to independent security review and other conditions.
• Minor pointRWAIX is not yet integrated in production with the existing digital art platform.
• Minor pointAI computing and robotics directions are not currently funded, contracted or committed.

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Key Figures

Internal tests: 50 passed; 0 failures Pilot timing: Within 90 days; targeted Q1 2027

Internal tests

50 passed; 0 failures

Company-administered test record

Pilot timing

Within 90 days; targeted Q1 2027

Intended limited live pilot, subject to independent security review and other conditions

Key Terms

real-world assets, mit license, reference implementation, api documentation

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"Real-world assets, such as buildings, equipment, and energy"

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"open-sourced on GitHub under the MIT License"

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"The reference implementation has been open-sourced on GitHub"

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HONG KONG, Oct. 13, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- NFT Limited (NYSE American: MI) (the "Company"), an emerging online trading platform operator of international art and collectibles, today released RWAIX — a proposed technical protocol intended to let buyers, sellers, AI agents, and even robots verify who they are, what they agreed to, and whether delivery actually occurred. The Company's existing digital art platform is intended to be the first real-world use case. The Company announced that an internal, company-administered test record shows 50 tests passed with no failures, and that it intends to launch a limited live pilot within 90 days, targeted for Q1 2027, subject to completion of independent security review and other conditions. The reference implementation has been open-sourced on GitHub athttps://github.com/hw7325391218-create/rwaix under the MIT License, allowing any developer to independently clone the repository and run the full 50-test suite.

What Is RWAIX?  

RWAIX is intended to function as a shared record-keeping and verification layer for digital commerce. Under current practice, parties to an online transaction rely on the platform operator to record what occurred. RWAIX is designed to replace that reliance on a single party with a system in which both parties, and independent verifiers, can review the same record: who agreed to what, when delivery occurred, whether payment was made, and how disputes are to be resolved.

This is relevant for three reasons. AI agents are beginning to negotiate and pay for services without direct human involvement. Real-world assets, such as buildings, equipment, and energy, are beginning to be explored as digital tokens. Robots may increasingly need to be authorized to act remotely. In each of these scenarios, counterparties often cannot fully verify one another, and the Company believes RWAIX is designed to address this problem.

First Real-World Use: Existing NFT Platform 

The Company is not starting from scratch. Its existing digital art trading platform is operated by Metaverse Digital Payment Co., Limited ("Metaverse HK"), the Company's wholly owned Hong Kong subsidiary. RWAIX is intended to first be used to upgrade one existing NFT order — end to end: from the moment a buyer agrees to purchase, through delivery, independent verification, payment, and dispute handling. RWAIX has not yet been integrated with the platform in production. The pilot is intended to use existing bank rails, and no new cryptocurrency is required for it.

Open Source Reference Implementation

The RWAIX reference implementation is released under the MIT License at:http://www.rwaix.io. Any developer can independently clone the repository, install dependencies, and run the 50-test suite locally to verify the results described in this release. The repository includes source code for the core protocol logic (Node.js), 50 automated test cases with expected outputs, schema definitions and API documentation, and a browser demo using synthetic data.

The 90-Day Plan

Here is the Company's current plan for the next 90 days, which remains subject to change:

• Days 0–30: Lock down the platform, software, and artwork rights for one controlled order.
• Days 31–60: Test the full flow in a sandbox — simulated orders, simulated payments, simulated disputes — to ensure nothing breaks.
• Days 61–90: Subject to completion of an independent security review, the Company intends to launch a small real order with real money, if and when appropriate. The Company will announce separately when this goes live.

What Comes Next 

The Company believes the same technology may be capable of extending beyond NFT art. The Company is exploring two future directions, neither of which is currently funded, contracted, or committed:

• AI Compute: Companies that rent GPU computing power may use RWAIX to verify that compute was actually delivered and automatically settle payment.
• Robots: Humanoid robots may be given time-limited, scope-limited remote authorization — with every action recorded and verifiable.

As of the date of this release, the Company has not signed any AI compute customer, has not started any robot project, and has not issued any cryptocurrency.

Why Now? 

Three trends are converging (public data from IDC, IFR, WTO, World Bank):

• Global public cloud spending surpassed $1 trillion in 2026 (IDC, March 2026).
• AI-related IT spending is forecast to reach approximately $1.3 trillion by 2029 (IDC, August 2025).
• Approximately 5 million industrial robots are in operation globally (IFR, September 2026).

Note: These are macro industry figures, not Company forecasts. They do not represent the Company's TAM or revenue projections.

About Tokens

The whitepaper describes two token concepts as future design ideas only — neither has been issued, approved, or offered for sale:

• DCNFT: Would represent ownership in a specific facility (like a data center), if and when the Company sets one up.
• $RWAIX: Would be proposed for use in network fees and service rewards. No token has been created, no launch date has been set, and no regulatory approval has been sought or obtained.

Bottom line: No tokens have been issued. The NFT pilot is intended to use normal bank payments.

Where Things Stand 

• RWAIX protocol released today.
• Internal testing complete: 50 tests passed, zero failures. Reference implementation open-sourced on GitHub for independent verification.
• 90-day real-world pilot plan initiated, subject to independent security review.
• No AI compute customer signed. No robot project started. No tokens issued.

CEO Statement 

"We already operate a platform with customers, orders, and payments. With RWAIX, we are working to make that system verifiable and trustworthy for everyone involved. Our internal testing is complete, and the reference implementation is now public on GitHub — anyone can download it, run the 50 tests, and see for themselves. Over the next 90 days we intend to find out whether it works on a real customer order. If it does, we believe the same foundation could eventually extend to areas like AI compute and robotics, though that work has not started and there is no assurance it will succeed."

 — Yanying Wang, Chief Executive Officer

About NFT Limited

NFT Limited (formerly known as Takung Art Co Ltd.) operates an online electronic platform (www.nftoeo.com) for offering and trading of digital artwork. Through its subsidiary Metaverse HK, the Company allows artists, art dealers, and owners to access a broader art trading market. The Company also provides NFT consulting services. Through its subsidiary Agent Link Tech Ltd., the Company is upgrading its platform with the RWAIX protocol.

Forward Looking Statement

This press release contains forward-looking statements including statements about the RWAIX protocol, the proposed 90-day pilot plan, the Q1 2027 target, anticipated test and security review outcomes, and potential future expansion to AI compute and robotics. These statements are based on management's current expectations as of the date of this release and are subject to risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially, including but not limited to: the protocol and pilot are unproven and may not perform as intended; the Company has not completed independent security review or obtained any regulatory clearance or guidance specific to RWAIX; the 90-day timeline and Q1 2027 target may be delayed or not achieved; no AI compute, robotics, or other customer or counterparty has been secured; any future token design remains conceptual, unapproved, and subject to applicable law; the open-source reference implementation is provided as-is and has not been independently audited; and other risks described in the Company's filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. This press release is not an offer of, or a solicitation to buy, any securities or digital asset, and the Company has not issued or offered any cryptocurrency or digital asset.

Statements in this press release about future expectations, plans, and prospects, as well as any other statements regarding matters that are not historical facts, may constitute "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of The Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. The words "anticipate," "believe," "continue," "could," "estimate," "expect," "intend," "may," "plan," "potential," "predict," "project," "should," "target," "will," "would" and similar expressions are intended to identify forward-looking statements, although not all forward-looking statements contain these identifying words. Actual results may differ materially from those indicated by such forward-looking statements as a result of various important factors, including the uncertainties related to market conditions and other factors that may affect future results, as described in the Company's filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Any forward-looking statements contained in this press release speak only as of the date hereof, and the Company specifically disclaims any obligation to update any forward-looking statement, whether as a result of new information, future events, or otherwise, except as required by law.

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When does NFT (MI) plan to launch the RWAIX live pilot?

NFT intends to launch a limited live pilot within 90 days, targeted for Q1 2027, subject to independent security review and other conditions. The planned test would process one existing NFT order using real money and existing bank payments.

What did NFT (MI) report from RWAIX testing?

An internal, company-administered test record shows 50 tests passed with no failures. The reference implementation is available on GitHub under the MIT License, allowing developers to clone the repository and run the full test suite independently.

Has NFT (MI) issued tokens for RWAIX?

No tokens have been issued, and the NFT pilot is intended to use normal bank payments. DCNFT and $RWAIX are future design concepts only; neither has been issued, approved or offered for sale. No token launch date has been set, and no regulatory approval has been sought or obtained.