Piggycell, a South Korea-based charging infrastructure provider with more than 13,000 active stations and over 100,000 deployed batteries, is preparing to launch on the RWA Inc. Private Investor Platform. The move will allow on-chain investors to access a real-world energy network through blockchain-based investment starting from $1,000.
Known for its role in decentralised physical infrastructure (DePIN), Piggycell is among the first large-scale charging networks to open to private investors via tokenised ownership. The platform is built to support transparent, on-chain revenue flows and aims to appeal to those looking for exposure to infrastructure projects without going through traditional capital markets.
The company’s focus is on scale and sustainability, positioning itself at the intersection of green technology and decentralised finance. Its charging stations and battery systems are already operational across South Korea, with plans underway to expand access and capabilities across Asia and beyond.
By joining RWA Inc., Piggycell is entering a growing field of infrastructure-backed blockchain investments. These projects aim to give investors ownership in real-world assets while using blockchain to provide transparency and traceability over returns. The model appeals to a mix of traditional investors looking to diversify and Web3 users seeking utility-backed projects.
The Piggycell listing is expected to draw interest not only because of the company’s track record but also due to increasing demand for decentralised investment in physical infrastructure. With much of the DePIN space still in early stages, Piggycell offers one of the few examples of a network already at scale and operating in a live commercial setting.
The integration with RWA Inc. includes a fully on-chain revenue model, meaning investors will be able to track performance, distributions and project health without relying on third-party reports. This level of transparency is central to the Web3 investment thesis and is one of the reasons the space continues to attract capital, despite regulatory and technical challenges.
Piggycell has positioned this move as part of a broader strategy to expand its global footprint. While it started in South Korea, the company is now focused on building an international base of backers who support clean energy, decentralised infrastructure and alternative forms of ownership.
The $1,000 entry point is designed to open access to a wider pool of investors, including individuals and smaller institutions. It reflects a wider trend in Web3 where asset-backed projects are aiming to lower the barrier to entry while maintaining operational quality and transparency.
The exact launch date on the RWA Inc. platform has yet to be announced, but Piggycell says the offering is in its final stages of preparation. Interest from early supporters has already begun to build, driven by the company’s operational record and the broader appeal of energy-focused Web3 investments.
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