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Build tokenization workflows on Brickken infrastructure, via direct API, CLI, or MCP. Pick the API or Agentic track, ship a working build, and get reviewed by our engineering team.
Most tokenization platforms make you choose between building fast and building compliant. Brickken doesn't. This campaign is your chance to prove it, live on our infrastructure, with $2,000 on the table.
Two ways in • API challenge — integrate our Dapp API directly to tokenize assets, manage investors, or automate an STO lifecycle end to end. • Agentic challenge — drive tokenization through the CLI or MCP server. Use x402 pay-per-request from your wallet to register agent identities, mint agent-owned tokens, or execute RAMS mandates.
How to participate • Get an API key with sandbox credits, or connect a wallet for testnet faucet assets. • Follow the Hello World for your track to get a working build in minutes. • Build your entry, then ship a repo and a short walkthrough. • Submit before the deadline above.
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Asset Tokenization App
by Bas · 1 votes
Submissions (13)
Asset Tokenization App
This mobile application gives companies a simple way to tokenize and manage their real-world assets using the Brickken infrastructure. Companies can use the app to create and manage their own asset tokens, launch and manage Security Token Offerings (STOs), manage investors, distribute dividends, issue additional tokens, and monitor the progress of their tokenized asset. The goal is to make asset tokenization more accessible by providing companies with a clear and easy-to-use dashboard where they can manage the complete tokenization lifecycle themselves. Instead of requiring clients to navigate different tools or technical processes, this mobile application can guide them through the process and give them a single place to manage their tokenized assets and investors.
Edict
Edict is “tokenization, as code.” It turns a declarative RWA mandate into a deterministic, human-approved execution plan, then executes the full lifecycle through Brickken Sandbox on Ethereum Sepolia. Edict uses Brickken’s REST API for newTokenization, whitelist, and mintToken, with wallet-confirmed transactions, Ethereum finality tracking, and independent onchain verification of the resulting asset, investor authorization, and token allocation.
RWAOS: Real World Asset Operating System
RWAOS is a platform for tokenizing and managing real world assets such as property, farms, vessels, royalty funds etc. Brickken's Dapp API is used for the main tokenization workflow, including creating tokens, launching STOs, whitelisting investors, processing investments, claiming tokens, closing offerings and distributing dividends. Brickken's Agentic API/CLI and x402 is also integrated for agent initiated payments. The app includes Issuer and Investor agents with RAMS style permission checks and activity logs. Everything was built and tested on Ethereum Sepolia using Brickken's sandbox infrastructure. The full lifecycle has been tested with confirmed transactions onchain see the repo and live demo for more.
GreenCredits
GreenCredits is a tokenized rewards application designed to encourage and reward sustainable behavior. The concept is straightforward: users earn GREEN tokens by completing verified sustainable actions, such as recycling, using public transportation, planting trees, or participating in local environmental initiatives. The earned tokens can then be saved or redeemed for real-world rewards, creating a direct connection between sustainable actions and tangible benefits. GreenCredits aims to make sustainable choices more engaging by turning everyday environmental actions into measurable and rewarding experiences.
Tixken
Most event tickets are disposable. They can be screenshotted, resold above face value, hard to verify, and worthless once the event ends. Tixken turns the ticket itself into an onchain asset. A host creates and tokenizes an event through Brickken. Attendees receive individually minted, whitelisted ticket tokens with QR codes. At the door, the ticket is checked onchain and burned after entry, preventing reuse. If an attendee can't make it, the ticket can be resold under a host-defined price cap, with the seller signing the transfer directly from their own wallet. Tixken also adds an agentic reclaim layer. Hosts decide what happens to unused tickets — burn them or convert them into credit. The reclaim agent is registered through Brickken's Agentic API, with RAMS actions configured around the host's chosen policy. Ticket lifecycle: Create → Mint → Verify → Enter → Resell → Reclaim. What makes it interesting: the same asset represents the attendee's right to enter, becomes unusable after entry, can move to another owner if plans change, and can retain value after the event through the reclaim policy — tokenization useful at every stage, not just at issuance. How Brickken is used: Tixken calls Brickken's sandbox REST APIs directly. Dapp API: newTokenization, whitelist, mintToken, burnToken, transferTo, approve, transaction status, whitelist status, token info. Agentic API: ERC-8004 agent registration, RAMS executor action configuration, ramsExecute. Runs on Ethereum Sepolia, Chain ID 11155111. Working features shown in the demo: event tokenization, ticket minting, QR generation, onchain door verification, burn-after-entry, resale with host price cap and wallet-signed transfer, and agentic reclaim architecture. Door Scan and Resale are confirmed end to end with real Sepolia transactions.
BKNrgy
BKNergy turns healthy behaviour into programmable rewards. The platform verifies real-world activity using signals such as GPS, heart rate, pace and device source. Once verified, rewards are calculated automatically based on campaign rules. Those campaigns can be funded by employers, insurers, governments or brands — creating a scalable way to incentivize healthier behaviour. Brickken powers the tokenization layer. In this prototype, BKNE rewards are deployed and distributed through the Brickken Sandbox on Base Sepolia, with participants able to track earned, pending and distributed rewards. Move → Verify → Campaign → BKNE → Redeem BKNergy is not just a fitness app. It is infrastructure for turning verified healthy behaviour into programmable, traceable incentives. Live demo: https://bknrgy.vercel.app/ GitHub: https://github.com/xtramooi-bkn/bknergy BKNergy — Make every move count.
Keeper
Keeper is an AI portfolio agent for tokenized real-world assets. It reads an investment offer, proposes a sale, and uses Brickken’s API, SDK, CLI, and MCP tools to manage the workflow. The agent operates under an ERC-8226 mandate with limits on the asset, action, transfer amount, total amount, and expiry. Deterministic checks verify every proposal against the investor’s policy, token, settlement router, and mandate before anything can move on-chain. The project demonstrates how bounded on-chain authority can protect funds even when an AI agent misreads or is manipulated by untrusted input.
Mandate Desk
Mandate Desk is a local reference implementation for controlled agent transfers. An owner sets transfer caps, reviews an agent's exact plan, approves it for a limited window and can revoke the mandate. The synthetic MDT workflow demonstrates allowed and denied transfers, replay protection, revision checks and durable receipts. Three MCP servers run over stdio. One exposes the local simulation. One provides offline preparation for the Brickken RAMS lifecycle on Ethereum Sepolia, chain ID 11155111. The third is the live server, whose execute_approved tool signs and broadcasts the one owner-approved execute step when the application runs with --live. One live run was made on Sepolia on 15 September 2026 through Brickken's RAMS API: action setup, token approval, mandate grant, an agent execute of 10000 raw units through execute_approved, revocation and an allowance reset. The six transactions were confirmed with the same block hash on two read sources, and four on-chain controls passed. The evidence package is in the repository under verification/sepolia-live-c990e8a178b0/ with the transaction hashes and explorer links. It is complete under the run's own two-source finality rule: one of the two read sources had stopped reporting new finalized blocks the day before the run and recovered under four hours after the last write, so a first export was marked incomplete and was replaced. A recording of the live evidence page, bound by the server to the run and to the package checksum, is in the repository under media/. The verification record names one deviation, a fetch throttle preload outside the code identity during the last step. The repository includes source, 401 tests, a 132-second walkthrough video of the simulation, the recording of the live run's evidence page, README, license, verification record and AI contribution disclosure. Substantial implementation code was generated with AI tools. Mandate Desk is a project by Erik Rekola. The card image uses the wordmark and visual style of turva.dev, his agent-readiness audit business.
Dogen
Dogen turns a dog photo into a full view of that dog's economy. Google AI reads the photo and builds a care profile, then Dogen estimates a year of costs across feeding, vet care, grooming, and training. From there, a user can fund a dog's care directly or back a dog business, such as mobile grooming, daycare, or training. The selected opportunity is tokenized through Brickken's sandbox API on Ethereum Sepolia using newTokenization, with the full prepare, sign, and send flow run for real and verifiable on-chain. Seven tokens have been tokenized this way, each with a real transaction hash. ElevenLabs also gives each dog a voice once its profile exists.
Imvecto
Trust infrastructure for impact projects. Imvecto combines Brickken tokenized funding on Sepolia with milestone based tracking and an AI verification layer, so a contribution comes with a visible, checkable trail from funding to outcome. Live sandbox transactions cover the full lifecycle: newTokenization, whitelist, newSto, newInvest, and approve, all on chainId aa36a7. Full transaction hashes, the AI assistance disclosure, and architecture details are in the README.
AssetOps — Operational Layer for Tokenized Assets
AssetOps is an operational layer for tokenized assets built on Brickken. It combines a bilingual Operations Console, natural-language Intent, deterministic policy checks, Human Review, connected-wallet execution, and on-chain reconciliation. Brickken's Dapp RWA API is used for offering, investment, whitelist, lifecycle and returns flows. The Agentic API, MCP/CLI, x402 and ERC-8004 are also integrated for agent-driven operations and identity. The project is built and tested on Ethereum Sepolia using Brickken Sandbox, with verified on-chain transactions linked from the Challenge page.
Brickwarden
Two agents, one tokenized asset. An Issuer Agent builds the asset (tokenize, launch offering, whitelist, mint, distribute dividends). A Warden Agent watches the same asset and independently revokes access or burns tokens when a compliance trigger fires, no input from the Issuer. Surfaces used: REST (Brickken Dapp API) for every prepare, sign, and send call. Agentic API (ERC-8004) once, for Warden's identity. Full lifecycle proven end to end, both agents, all methods called.
Carkken - Fractional Car Ownership on Brickken
Carkken tokenizes vehicles as fractional Real World Assets (RWAs) on Brickken's sandbox. A fleet agent with its own onchain identity (ERC-8004) handles rentals under an owner set mandate, and its reputation is built from feedback left by a separate renter agent. Four vehicles tokenized, investors whitelisted and funded, a live offering launched, and every transaction is a Sepolia call, listed with its hash in the README. Everything runs through one SDK: tokenize, whitelist, mint, approve, invest, register an agent, leave feedback, sign a real x402 payment. The CLI, MCP server, and REST API just call that same SDK, they don't duplicate any of the logic.
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Awesome app, I wonder if there is going to be a continuation for this app from the Brickken team. I can see the added value for clients.