Archive · 21 Aug 2025
DigiFT Raises $25M to Scale Tokenized Real-World Assets
Imagine a company called DigiFT that helps traditional investments like stocks or bonds move into the digital world.
They've received $25 million in investments to grow their business.
The main investor is a big Japanese financial company.
DigiFT aims to make it easier for both big financial institutions and regular crypto users to invest in these digital versions of real-world assets.
They are expanding their offerings of these tokenized investments, developing new ways to use them in digital systems, and improving their technology.
They are licensed in Singapore and Hong Kong.
DigiFT, a licensed exchange for tokenized real-world assets, has raised US$25 million.
The latest funding round was led by SBI Holdings, a Japanese financial group.
Funds will support expansion of DigiFT's RWA infrastructure.
DigiFT enables traditional asset managers to reach new investors.
The platform is licensed by both the Monetary Authority of Singapore and the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission.
- Who
- DigiFT, with investment from SBI Holdings and other firms.
- What
- DigiFT raised US$25 million to expand its tokenized real-world assets infrastructure.
- When
- Announced August 21st.
- Where
- Singapore.
- Why
- To expand its tokenized real-world assets infrastructure.
- Company
- DigiFT
- Total Raised
- US$25 million
- Lead Investor
- SBI Holdings
- Purpose
- Expand RWA infrastructure
- Licenses
- MAS (Singapore) and SFC (Hong Kong)