Flow Capital Partners will tokenize a $150 million private credit fund through Singapore’s DigiFT, expanding access to its Asia-focused credit strategy. The Hong Kong-based asset manager plans to make fund shares available on the blockchain by the end of this month.
As per a Bloomberg report, the firm also plans to raise an additional $30 million in tokenized shares by year-end. According to Chief Investment Officer Jacky Tian, the goal is to grow the total fund size to $250 million by 2026. The strategy places Flow Capital within a broader trend of traditional asset managers integrating blockchain infrastructure into credit investment products.
Global tokenization race intensifies
The Flow Capital decision is part of a wider trend towards tokenization in the conventional financial market. For example, BlackRock has increased its tokenized treasury portfolio BUIDL by integrating with Uniswap Labs and Securitize. JPMorgan Chase has also introduced its tokenized money-market portfolio MONY on Ethereum. South Korea’s Hanwha Investment & Securities is also planning a real-world asset platform by 2027.
These developments show a steady rise in the use of blockchain-based financial products, and that more traditional finance firms are entering the tokenization sector.
The real-world asset sector has also continued to grow in size. As per rwa.xyz data, tokenized treasuries now stand at about $13.74 billion.
Yields have remained relatively stable, which has attracted institutional interest. The ecosystem now covers more than 75 assets and over 60,000 holders globally.
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