DigiFT, a Singapore-based real-world asset (RWA) exchange, has raised $11 million in its latest strategic funding round led by Japan’s SBI Holdings to support its RWA expansion.
With this latest round, the company said Thursday it has secured a total of $25 million to date to scale its RWA infrastructure. The latest round was led by Japanese financial group SBI Holdings with participation from Mirana Ventures, Offchain Labs, Yunqi Partners, Polygon Labs, and others.
“The capital will support DigiFT’s continued expansion as a next-generation RWA infrastructure provider — bridging traditional asset management and onchain finance through compliant, tokenized investment products,” the company said.
DigiFT provides end-to-end services for institutional digital assets, serving as the tokenization and distribution partner for major asset managers, including Invesco, UBS Asset Management, CMB International, and Wellington Management, according to its statement. It operates under licenses from Singapore’s Monetary Authority and Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission.
The company said the new funding is set to support its next growth phase by expanding tokenized investment products across equities, fixed income, alternatives and crypto assets. It also plans to develop new on-chain use cases for real-world assets, while building smart contract infrastructure to improve interoperability and capital efficiency.
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