Flow Capital Partners is set to put its $150m (£111m) private credit fund on Blockchain, tokenising it through Singapore-based platform DigiFT, according to reports.
The Hong Kong-based firm launched its private credit fund in 2025 with around $125m in seed capital, targeting 12 per cent net returns.
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By offering on-chain shares of the fund, the firm is aiming to make the fund accessible to more investors, according to Bloomberg.
The firm is targeting a total fund value of $250m by the end of the year and aims to raise $30m this year through tokenised securities, signalling greater demand for tokenised products.
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Experts and regulators have previously said that tokenisation could be a way to grow the sector and open up access to more investors.
