The Future of Investing: What is a Tokenised Fund?

by Renato Brioni on 2025

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A tokenised fund is transforming the way we invest. Instead of traditional paper-based shares or units, ownership is represented by digital tokens recorded on a blockchain — a secure, transparent, and tamper-proof ledger.

Bridging traditional finance and digital assets.

Each token represents a fractional share in the fund’s underlying assets — from private company equity and real estate to commodities and more. Investors still enjoy economic benefits like returns, dividends, and redemptions, but tokenisation adds powerful new advantages:

  • Greater liquidity – Tokens can be traded more easily on regulated digital asset marketplaces.
  • Faster settlement – Transactions occur in real-time or near real-time, without middlemen.
  • Enhanced transparency – Blockchain ensures a clear, immutable record of ownership.
  • Lower operational costs – Fewer intermediaries mean reduced fees and friction.

Tokenisation doesn’t replace investing fundamentals — it simply makes access more efficient, flexible, and global.

The future of finance is already here — and it’s on-chain.

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