Open Rating Methodology · ASEAN Real-World Assets

The PULSE Index tells you what's actually rated.

An open, S&P-style rating methodology applied to tokenized real-world assets. Eight dimensions, eight tiers, full citations, and a 14-day right of response. Because tokenization deserves rigor, not vibes.

Assets rated
8
Scoring dimensions
Asset · Legal · Tech · Markets
8
Rating tiers
AAA → Unsuitable
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Methodology
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01 · Open

Methodology in public

The full rubric — dimensions, weights, scoring guidance — lives in a public repository. Every rating cites the methodology version and links the data sources used.

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02 · Contestable

14-day right of response

Issuers can submit a formal correction at any time. Reviews are recused from the original analyst. Resolutions are public and logged.

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03 · Specific

ASEAN-aware ratings

Includes a Regulatory Framework Alignment dimension — unique to PULSE Index — capturing cross-jurisdictional clarity for assets crossing MAS, SEC, and emerging frameworks.

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01Rated assets

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02Methodology

PULSE Index rates each asset on eight dimensions, weighted differently across three asset profiles (A: Treasuries & Liquid Markets · B: Real Estate & Credit · C: Long-tail Operating Assets). Sub-criteria sum to 100 within each dimension; dimension scores are weighted to a final score and mapped to one of eight tiers from AAA to Unsuitable.

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03Right of response

Per our integrity commitment, issuers of any rated asset may submit a formal correction within fourteen business days of publication. Reviews are conducted by an analyst other than the original rater. Resolutions are logged and surfaced on the asset detail page, alongside any rating change.