Zoth, a leading blockchain platform, is launching FAAST (Fund as a Service for Tokenization) to support Real-World Asset (RWA) protocols seeking compliant, asset-segregated capital onboarding. The platform offers access to its ready-to-launch Cayman SPC infrastructure, regulatory setup, licensed partners, and legal and operational expertise. FAAST will act as a Full-stack License & Tech Infrastructure for emerging teams building in the tokenized asset & Stablecoin space. ZOTH has already signed MOUs with over seven protocols, with over $200 million committed. The platform aims to bridge compliance gaps for the next generation of RWA protocols, balancing blockchain-native flexibility with global financial governance standards. The Cayman SPC fund enables emerging protocols to bypass operational and legal complexity, focusing on securing liquidity and engaging investors seeking regulated exposure to stable on-chain yields.Through this structure, RWA protocols & Stablecoin Issuers can: Onboard capital in a fully compliant, globally recognized legal wrapper; Isolate assets and liabilities at the protocol level; Ensure bankruptcy remoteness to protect LPs and tokenholders; Operate under oversight from licensed administrators, custodians, and fund managers; Align with institutional allocators seeking transparency, recourse, and auditability.