DigiFT Raises $11M in Funding Led by SBI Holdings
DigiFT secures $11M investment from SBI Holdings, merging traditional and blockchain finance.
- DigiFT raises $11M led by SBI Holdings.
- Shift towards RWA tokenization in finance.
- Potential growth in crypto-backed securities.
DigiFT, a Singapore-based exchange specializing in real-world asset tokenization, has secured $11 million in funding led by SBI Holdings, raising its total capital to $25 million.
This funding round underscores DigiFT’s potential to enhance institutional adoption and legitimacy of tokenized real-world assets, impacting future market dynamics and compliance standards.
DigiFT, a Singapore-based regulated real-world asset exchange, has secured $11 million in funding. This round, led by SBI Holdings, positions DigiFT to expand its role in the tokenization of real-world assets. “We aim to become a next-generation infrastructure provider that combines traditional asset management approaches with the capabilities of on-chain finance through tokenized products,” DigiFT Leadership said. For ongoing updates, follow DigiFT’s official Twitter.
Key players involved include Mirana Ventures, Offchain Labs, and Polygon Labs. DigiFT aims to become a prominent provider by integrating traditional asset management with on-chain finance through tokenized solutions.
The funding underscores growing interest in integrating blockchain with mainstream finance. DigiFT’s approach may enhance secondary market liquidity and drive institutional adoption of tokenized assets.
Implications include potential shifts in the equity, debt, and crypto-backed securities sectors. Supported by major investors, DigiFT is set to advance tokenization infrastructure while maintaining regulatory compliance.
Statements indicate DigiFT’s partnership with institutions like UBS Asset Management could shape future financial technology landscapes. Collaboration with Layer 2 networks like Arbitrum hints at increased connectivity in blockchain finance.
Insights suggest DigiFT’s developments may affect governance tokens of RWA protocols. Historical trends in the RWA sector, reaching $26.4 billion in 2025, point to sustained growth in regulated tokenized spaces.
