DigiFT
7 known investors
DigiFT is a regulated trading platform that uses decentralized finance to connect users with illiquid financial assets. It aims to provide secure and transparent access to these assets for digital-native investors.
Also known as DigiFT Tech (Singapore) Pte Ltd
Investors Β· 7
Also in the syndicate Β· 1
Funding
SEC filings, press & company announcements$11M disclosed across 1 of 3 rounds Β· 2023β2025
- $11MraisedAug 2025 Β· 2 sources
SBI Holdings (lead)
Source β - Undisclosed amountpre-Series AFeb 2023
Shanda Group (lead), Hash Global, HashKey Capital, North Beta Capital, Xin Enterprise
Source β
Source: company announcements and press reports β follow each round's link for the claim.
Company profile
researched Aug 2026DigiFT is a Singapore-based exchange for tokenized real-world assets (RWAs) that operates under licences from the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) and the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC). It describes itself as a regulation-abiding trading platform combining decentralized finance mechanisms with traditional capital markets, offering end-to-end digital asset services spanning tokenization, issuance, distribution, trading and instant liquidity provision for institutional RWAs.
The platform gives traditional asset managers access to new investor bases while allowing crypto-native users to access institutional investment strategies across money markets, public mutual funds, U.S. Treasuries and private credit. Asset managers whose products are available on the platform include Invesco, UBS Asset Management, CMB International Asset Management and Wellington Management. Products brought on-chain include the Peakwater Volatility Alpha Fund token (pEAK), described as an institutional-grade tokenized volatility strategy targeting cross-asset volatility returns, a tokenized physical gold fund with OCBC and Lion Global, an APAC private credit strategy with Flow Capital, and a U.S. equity income fund with BNY as investment management services provider.
Beyond tokenization, DigiFT has extended on-chain utility for institutional RWAs by making them eligible as high-grade collateral on digital asset exchanges for active trading and by embedding RWA yield within payment cards.
Founding story
Founder and Group CEO Henry Zhang spent over two decades in traditional financial institutions and observed rising investor demand for greater investment options, liquidity, transparency and ownership; his belief that blockchain could address pain points in the existing financial system led to the creation of DigiFT.
Business model
DigiFT operates a licensed exchange and infrastructure layer for tokenized real-world assets, acting as the on-chain tokenization and distribution partner for asset managers and providing tokenization, issuance, distribution, trading and liquidity provision services to institutional and Web3-native participants.
Traction
DigiFT reports partnerships with global asset managers including Invesco, UBS Asset Management, CMB International Asset Management and Wellington Management, and has announced tokenized products such as a SpaceX-linked RWA issuance, a $150 million Flow Capital private credit fund brought on-chain, Franklin Templeton's BENJI in Asia, and Southeast Asia's first tokenized physical gold fund with OCBC and Lion Global.
Latest developments
Announcements listed on the company's insights site include a strategic MOU with Arco to expand institutional tokenized asset distribution across Asia (2026-08), initiatives with SBI Group and Startale Group and the launch of JX with SBI Global Asset Management (2026-07), a pilot with Theoriq for tokenized money market fund collateral in on-chain lending (2026-07), partnerships with BE Trust and Franklin Templeton, a SpaceX-linked RWA issuance with EX.IO and PrimeX, and the on-chain launch of Flow Capital's $150 million private credit fund. A collaboration with Hines on tokenized access to global real estate and a U.S. Equity Income Fund with BNY were also announced.
βΈFull profile β market position, technology, go-to-market, geography, history, risks & controversies
Market position
DigiFT presents itself as the first regulated on-chain exchange dedicated to RWAs approved as a Recognized Market Operator with a Capital Markets Services licence by MAS, and as the first platform for institutional-grade tokenized RWAs licensed by both MAS and the Hong Kong SFC.
Regulatory licensing in two Asian jurisdictions combined with on-chain utility features that go beyond tokenization, including use of tokenized RWAs as high-grade collateral on digital asset exchanges and embedding RWA yield into payment cards.
Technology
The platform issues and distributes tokenized real-world assets on public blockchains, using smart contract-based infrastructure intended to increase interoperability and capital efficiency while meeting financial-institution compliance standards. Earlier product firsts cited by the founder include U.S. Treasury Bill depository receipt tokens and a regulatory-compliant automated market making (AMM) trading mechanism on a public blockchain. DigiFT uses self-custodian wallets so investors can control assets themselves or via third-party custodians such as Rakkar.
Go-to-market
Distribution is built around partnerships and collaborations with large asset managers and financial institutions β including Invesco, UBS Asset Management, CMB International, Wellington Management, Franklin Templeton, OCBC/Lion Global, SBI Global Asset Management, Hines, BNY, Flow Capital, BE Trust, Arco and Theoriq β that bring their strategies on-chain via DigiFT's regulated tokenization and distribution infrastructure.
Institutional investors and accredited investors, traditional asset managers seeking new distribution channels, and crypto-native/Web3 participants seeking access to institutional-grade yield strategies; also high-net-worth investors in Asia through partners.
Geography
Headquartered in Singapore, with licences in Singapore and Hong Kong and distribution activity focused on Asia-Pacific, including collaborations aimed at Japan and broader Asian markets.
History
After launching as a regulated on-chain RWA exchange licensed by MAS, DigiFT introduced products including U.S. Treasury Bill depository receipt tokens and a compliant AMM trading mechanism. In 2025 it closed a strategic funding round led by SBI Holdings, bringing total funding to US$25 million, and was granted Type 1 and Type 4 licences by the Hong Kong SFC. Subsequent announcements covered tokenized fund launches and distribution partnerships with institutions across Asia.
Risks & controversies
In June 2026 DigiFT published a fraud alert warning about unauthorized apps and investment schemes misusing its name.
Compiled by commissioned research from 7 cited public sources β announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.
Key figures
latest reportedCompany-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed β not independently audited.
Timeline Β· 15
launches, deals, and filingsFirst time a Japanese asset manager's listed-equity strategy is brought on-chain through DigiFT's regulated tokenization and distribution infrastructure.
DigiFT and Flow Capital launched an APAC credit strategy on-chain, migrating a $150 million private credit fund to blockchain.
$150M source β
DigiFT announced the close of a strategic funding round led by SBI Holdings with participation from Mirana Ventures, Offchain Labs (Arbitrum), Yunqi Partners, Polygon Labs and individual investors, bringing total capital raised to US$25 million. FinSMEs reported the round size as $11 million. Funds are earmarked for product diversification, research into on-chain use cases, and smart contract-based infrastructure.
$11M source β
DigiFT was granted Type 1 and Type 4 licences by the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission, making it, per the company, the first regulated platform for institutional-grade tokenized RWAs licensed by both the SFC and the Monetary Authority of Singapore.
DigiFT announced an actively managed tokenized equity fund with BNY providing investment management services.
Rakkar announced a partnership with DigiFT to provide third-party digital asset custody options alongside DigiFT's self-custodian wallets.
Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.
In the news
βΈResearch sources Β· 7
primary sources listed
- DigiFTdigift.io Β· web
7 public sources were cited for this profile; the first-party ones are listed here.
Frequently asked questions
- What does DigiFT do?
- Singapore-based, MAS- and SFC-licensed exchange for tokenized institutional-grade real-world assets.
- Who are DigiFT's investors?
- DigiFT's investors include Mirana Ventures, Hash Global, Hashkey Capital, North Beta Capital, SBI Holdings, Shanda Group.
- How much funding has DigiFT raised?
- DigiFT has disclosed $11M raised across 1 of its 3 known rounds.
