Invesco’s $6.3B Credit Fund to Be Tokenized in New Partnership

On February 19, 2025, DigiFT, a licensed Singapore-based platform specializing in on-chain assets, announced its plan to tokenize Invesco’s $6.3 billion credit fund.
The tokenized version will be available exclusively to institutional investors. The project seeks to merge traditional financial instruments with blockchain technology, boosting liquidity and simplifying access to private credit markets.
DigiFT is a licensed platform based in Singapore specializing in the issuance and trading of tokenized real-world assets. It provides solutions that bridge traditional finance with decentralized finance (DeFi) solutions.
Invesco is a global investment firm managing over $1.9 trillion in assets. Renowned for its expertise in asset management and strategic approach to traditional financial instruments, Invesco offers a wide range of investment services worldwide.
Key Project Details
According to DigiFT, the newly created token will represent a share of investments in Invesco’s private credit strategies. The fund focuses on senior secured loans backed by asset guarantees and targets companies with stable operating profiles, consistent cash flow generation, and high asset coverage.
The tokenization process allows investors to buy and sell shares of the fund as digital tokens. Transactions can be made using traditional currencies (USD) or stablecoins such as USDC and USDT. A standout feature of this project is its daily liquidity for tokenized assets, compared to the quarterly or longer redemption periods typically seen in the private credit market.
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According to RWA.xyz, private credit is the leading category in the tokenized real-world assets segment, accounting for about 68% of all transactions. This integration helps reduce operational costs, speed up settlements, and enhance financial transparency.
Market Outlook
Henry Zhang, CEO of DigiFT, emphasized that this project is the first tokenized credit fund offering daily liquidity, providing investors with greater flexibility compared to traditional credit funds.
On the back of rapid developments in distributed ledger technology, fund tokenization is one of the most remarkable trends. Many advantages of this innovation are finding a new home in the asset management space, transforming the industry. We are excited that an innovative platform like DigiFT is offering this solution, opening up more investment opportunities for investors,
said Noelle Lim, Invesco's CEO of Singapore and Head of Private Banks, Asia ex Japan.
Furthermore, DigiFT has partnered with leading custodial companies such as Copper, Komainu, Rakkar, and Zodia. These partnerships enhance the security and accessibility of real-world assets (RWA) for Web3 asset managers, hedge funds, and DAO managers.
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Invesco’s credit fund tokenization is a major milestone in merging traditional financial instruments with blockchain technology. This project not only expands investment opportunities for institutional players but also boosts the growth of the alternative assets market, where digital solutions are becoming crucial for improving efficiency and liquidity.
DigiFT’s initiative could be a catalyst for the expansion of digital financial instruments, accelerating the adoption of innovative technologies in TradFi. It also creates new opportunities for portfolio diversification on a global scale.
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