As RWA (Real World Assets) gradually becomes a central narrative in Web3, compliance has become an unavoidable threshold. When choosing infrastructure, institutions look not only at technology and performance but also at whether it can meet regulatory requirements.
Caldera provides a very practical path in this regard: through the customization of the Rollup Engine, developers and institutions can add compliance modules to the chain, such as authentication, audit interfaces, and even specific settlement rules.
This flexibility means that traditional financial institutions can migrate their businesses to the chain without sacrificing compliance. For example, Clearpool's Ozean chain supports the issuance of compliant credit and yield stablecoins through the compliance modules provided by Caldera. For institutions, such solutions are far more acceptable than a 'bare chain' since they can access an open ecosystem while meeting compliance checks.
In the long run, compliance will no longer be a barrier for Web3, but rather an accelerator. The 'compliance Rollup' model offered by Caldera allows more institutions to boldly explore on-chain business. This will not only attract a surge of capital and users but also enable Web3 to integrate more rapidly with the traditional financial system.
Caldera's compliance narrative is, in fact, an important advantage that distinguishes it from other RaaS projects.
