DigiFT to Tokenize $6.3 Billion Invesco Private Credit Fund

Blockchain-based financial platform DigiFT has announced plans to tokenize a $6.3 billion private credit fund from Invesco, marking a significant step toward bridging traditional finance and blockchain technology.

Institutional Access to Tokenized Credit Funds

Institutional investors will be able to purchase tokenized shares of the Invesco fund using US dollars, USDC, or USDT, DigiFT stated on Wednesday. The fund primarily invests in senior secured loans to corporations and has consistently delivered a 4.5% annual net yield since its inception in 2006, according to DigiFT CEO Henry Zhang.

“This is the first and only tokenized private credit fund offering daily liquidity,” Zhang said. “Most tokenized private credit funds have quarterly or longer redemption cycles, which can limit investor flexibility.”

Tokenization Gains Momentum in Finance

Tokenization—the digital representation of traditional assets on a blockchain—is rapidly gaining traction within institutional finance. Private credit has been at the forefront, accounting for 80% of tokenized real-world assets, according to rwa.xyz.

Investment giant Invesco, which manages $1.9 trillion in assets, predicted in a November report that tokenized funds could grow to $600 billion by 2030, representing 1% of global assets under management in mutual and exchange-traded funds.

Enhancing Liquidity and Settlement Speeds

DigiFT is also working toward providing instant settlement for the tokenized version of the Invesco credit fund, compared to the five-day processing time required for the traditional fund structure, Zhang added.