DigiFT to Tokenize $6.3 Billion Invesco Credit Fund for Institutional Investors

DigiFT, a licensed blockchain exchange in Singapore, has partnered with Invesco to tokenize a $6.3 billion private credit fund, allowing accredited and institutional investors to gain exposure via USD, USDC, and USDT. This move highlights the growing demand for tokenized real-world assets (RWAs) in the financial sector.

Invesco and DigiFT Partner to Launch Tokenized Private Credit Fund

DigiFT, a Singapore-based exchange has announced the tokenization of a $6.3 billion Invesco private credit fund, offering institutional investors daily trading access to private credit strategies. Investors can subscribe using USD, USDC, or USDT, marking another step in the fusion of traditional finance and blockchain technology.

The Invesco credit fund, which focuses on senior secured loans to stable companies has historically delivered a 4.5% annual net yield since its inception in 2006. DigiFT’s tokenized version provides investors with a new, more efficient way to access these alternative assets.

“Fund tokenization is one of the most remarkable trends in distributed ledger technology. We are excited that DigiFT is offering this solution, opening up more investment opportunities for investors,” said Noelle Lim, Invesco’s Singapore CEO

According to RWA.xyz, private credit is the most dominant tokenized asset class, accounting for 68% of all tokenized real-world assets (RWAs), surpassing even U.S. Treasury Securities. With interest rates expected to decline, tokenized credit could see continued growth.

DigiFT has also partnered with major custodians like Copper, Komainu, Rakkar, and Zodia to facilitate secure access for Web3 asset managers, hedge funds, and DAOs.