Key Highlights
- Flow Capital prepares to tokenize its $150 million private credit fund using DigiFT’s Singapore platform.
- The credit manager targets $30 million through tokenized share offerings by late 2026.
- The fund began operations in mid-2025 with $125 million in initial capital.
- Flow Capital pursues a net return goal of 12% while working toward $250 million in total assets.
- Major institutions including BlackRock and JPMorgan have deployed tokenized products on Ethereum.
Hong Kong-based credit management firm Flow Capital will tokenize its $150 million private credit fund, Bloomberg reports. The organization selected Singapore-based DigiFT to facilitate the transfer of fund shares onto blockchain infrastructure ahead of April’s conclusion. The initiative aims to secure $30 million through tokenized share offerings by the conclusion of 2026, according to the published report.
Flow Capital Pursues $30 Million Capital Raise via DigiFT Platform
Flow Capital will transition its current $150 million private credit fund to DigiFT’s blockchain tokenization infrastructure based in Singapore. The organization plans to obtain $30 million through digital share offerings during its upcoming capital raise phase. Jacky Tian, serving as chief investment officer at Flow Capital, verified the strategy to Bloomberg.
Tian indicated the $30 million represents one component of a comprehensive growth plan for the fund. The organization intends to scale the fund to $250 million throughout the coming period. The fund establishes a target net return of 12%, based on the firm’s published goals.
Flow Capital initiated the private credit fund during mid-2025 with $125 million in starting capital. The organization now intends to leverage blockchain technology to enhance distribution capabilities. Cointelegraph reached out to Flow Capital and DigiFT for additional information, though neither organization provided responses.
The development demonstrates increasing adoption of blockchain-based distribution for conventional credit products. DigiFT maintains operations in Singapore and delivers tokenization capabilities for regulated financial instruments. Flow Capital will finalize the tokenization implementation prior to April’s end, Bloomberg confirmed.
Blockchain-Based Asset Products Gain Momentum in Traditional Finance
Multiple established financial institutions have deployed tokenized investment vehicles on public blockchain networks. BlackRock introduced the BlackRock USD Institutional Digital Liquidity Fund on Ethereum during March 2024. JPMorgan rolled out its My OnChain Net Yield Fund on Ethereum in December 2025.
Industry leaders continue to clarify misconceptions regarding tokenized asset trading. Oya Celiktemur of Ondo Finance stated that tokenization does not inherently generate liquidity for illiquid holdings. She explained, “I think there’s still this idea that tokenizing something illiquid will somehow magically make it a liquid asset, which is just not true.”
Francesco Ranieri Fabracci, who leads tokenization expansion at Tether, shared comparable perspectives during Paris Blockchain Week 2026. He noted that placing an asset on blockchain infrastructure does not ensure secondary market liquidity. He added that bonds, money market funds, and stablecoins may demonstrate consistent liquidity when operating on blockchain systems.
Information from RWA.xyz indicates total tokenized assets achieved $29.9 billion on Friday. The aggregate value grew 9.6% throughout the previous 30-day period, per the platform’s data. Tokenized US Treasury securities dominate the category with $13.7 billion in total value.
Commodities occupy the second position with $5.4 billion in tokenized value across blockchain platforms. Asset-backed credit products account for $3.2 billion, according to RWA.xyz measurements. The statistics represent the most recent available data for tokenized real-world assets.





