RWA list

GET https://open-api.coinworldcap.com/openapi/v1/rwa

Returns a paginated list of real-world assets — tokenized stocks, commodities, currencies, government securities, ETFs and real estate — with their latest price, market cap, 24-hour volume and three percent-change windows. Asking for specific ids is also how you fetch quotes for several of them at once: there is no separate quotes endpoint for RWAs.

An RWA id is not an asset id. RWAs and the crypto assets of /assets share one id column, so an id from one endpoint finds nothing on the other: /assets?id=<an RWA id> is an empty page, and so is /rwa?id=<an asset id>. A slug can belong to both an RWA and a crypto asset; each endpoint answers with its own.

An asset that has been delisted does not appear. One that is about to be — no new data for over a week — still appears, with delisting: true.

Query parameters

typestringOne of stock, commodity, currency, government_security, etf, real_estate. Case-insensitive. other is a value the response can carry but not a filter: type=other is a 400
idcomma-separated integersAt most 100. An id that is not a listed RWA is left out of the response, not an error — if none matches, the page is empty
slugcomma-separated stringsAt most 100. Same rule as id. id and slug together must both match
page, size, limit, offsetintegerDefaultsize 20As on /assets: at most 100 per page, offset at most 100000
sortstringDefaultrankrank, price, percent_change_24h, percent_change_7d, percent_change_30d, market_cap, volume_24h, written <key>[:asc|desc]; no direction is ascending
selectcomma-separated stringsAt most 100. Return only these item fields, plus id; a name not in the item fields below is a 400. See Choosing fields with select

Ordering. By default the list is in rank order, best first. An asset with no rank comes after every ranked one — under the default order, under sort=rank and under sort=rank:desc alike. That is the one exception to the rule that a null sorts first in ascending order; for every other key here a null value is first ascending and last descending, and equal values are ordered by id.

If the ranking cannot be read, a request in rank order — the default, sort=rank, or id/slug without another sort — answers 503 with code 50300, and can be retried. It is never answered in some other order instead, so paging through the list cannot mix two orders. If a ranking does not exist at all — for a type that currently has no assets, or before our data has been ranked — the list is in id order and no item has a rank.

A page can hold fewer rows than size. The default order comes from a ranking that is refreshed on its own schedule, and an asset delisted since its last refresh is left off the page it would have been on. total still counts it until the next refresh.

Response

Item fields

Field	Type	Notes
`id`	number	The RWA id, a JSON number. Send it back to `?id=` as-is
`rank`	number	CoinMarketCap's site-wide RWA rank, starting at 1. Absent when the asset has none — the same rule as `/assets` — and also absent, with the rest of the item served, when a list sorted by another key or `/rwa/info` cannot read the ranking. Filtering by `type` does not change it: a commodity ranked 7th overall is `7` in the commodity list too
`name`, `symbol`, `slug`	string
`logo`	string	Image URL. Empty string when there is none, never `null`
`type`	string	One of the six `type` values, or `other` when the asset has no class
`price`	string	USD. Never `null`
`percent_change`	object	Exactly three keys, `24h`, `7d` and `30d`, each a percentage as a string (`"0.41"` is 0.41%) or `null`
`market_cap`	string or `null`	USD
`volume_24h`	string or `null`	USD. `null` when CoinMarketCap has reported no volume, or a volume of 0, for the asset — whichever way the list is sorted
`delisting`	boolean	`true` when the asset is due to be delisted: no new data for over a week. A delisted asset is not returned at all
`last_price_change_time`	string or `null`	When the asset's values last changed, RFC3339 UTC. It is not when we last checked them: a price that has not moved keeps an old time while still being current. Do not use it to judge freshness. `null` when we do not have it

Examples

bash

# The default listing: 20 RWAs in rank order
curl -H "X-Api-Key: <your-api-key>" \
  "https://open-api.coinworldcap.com/openapi/v1/rwa"

# The five biggest commodities by market cap
curl -H "X-Api-Key: <your-api-key>" \
  "https://open-api.coinworldcap.com/openapi/v1/rwa?type=commodity&sort=market_cap:desc&limit=5"

# Latest quotes for several RWAs at once
curl -H "X-Api-Key: <your-api-key>" \
  "https://open-api.coinworldcap.com/openapi/v1/rwa?id=90001,90002"

HTTP status	`code`	When
400	40000	A `type` outside the six above (`other` included); a `sort` key outside the list above, or a malformed `sort`; more than 100 values in `id` or `slug`; an `id` value that is not a non-negative integer; a `select` name that is not an item field, or more than 100 names; the paging limits of `/assets`
503	50300	The ranking could not be read in time, or at all, for a request in rank order. Retry

The other errors are in Errors, which covers every endpoint here. A filter that matches nothing is an empty page, never a 404.