ApeX RWA API Is Now Live

Summary

The ApeX RWA API is now live. Developers and builders can access the full API and SDK directly through the updated documentation page. The RWA module operates through a dedicated sub-account architecture, keeping real-world asset trading separate from primary contract accounts while remaining under one unified SDK client. This post covers how the system is structured, how to get started, and what the dual-account model means for your integration.

The RWA Sub-Account Is a Dedicated Trading Environment

RWA sub-accounts on ApeX Omni are purpose-built for trading tokenized real-world assets. Examples include U.S. equities like AAPL-USDT, which are priced and settled in USDT on-chain. The RWA module runs as a separate sub-account under your primary account. It carries its own API key and its own signing seed, derived from your master (primary) seed. This keeps your contract trading account fully independent while both remain accessible through the same SDK client.

How the Dual Account Architecture Works

The SDK maintains two signing contexts simultaneously. The first is your primary account: your original contract trading account using the primary API key and primary zk seeds. The second is the RWA account: a sub-account dedicated to RWA trading, using a separate RWA API key and RWA zk seeds derived from the primary seed.

You do not need to manage this manually. When you call an RWA-specific method such as get_account_v3_rwa or transfer_rwa_to_contract_v3, the SDK automatically selects the correct credentials and signing context. The two accounts stay separated at the signing level, not just at the interface level.

Documentation and SDK Are Updated

Full API documentation and the SDK have been updated on the ApeX documentation page. All relevant endpoints, parameters, and method references for the RWA module are available there now. If you are building an integration or extending an existing one, the documentation is the right starting point.

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