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- EPOCH Digital Credit has partnered with Synthesys and Chainlink to launch TreasuryPlus, a digitally native tokenized private credit fund.
- TPLUS will be powered by Chainlink’s data and interoperability standards for verifiable and secure onchain NAV reporting.
EPOCH Digital Credit, a private credit manager, has announced a new partnership with Synthesys, a tokenization platform, to launch a digitally native tokenized private credit fund. Known as TreasuryPlus (TPLUS), the new fund relies on Chainlink’s standards to offer verifiable onchain NAV reporting.
EPOCH says TPLUS will be the first fund of its kind, combining tokenization with traditional fund administration across 22 distribution channels in six global financial markets. At launch, its distribution partners will include Tokinvest and Pinetree Securities, all connected via the Synthesys Network. Synthesys will also provide compliance and distribution infrastructure and API connectivity that will link marketplaces in Singapore, the US, Hong Kong, the UAE and EU countries.
Synthesys CEO Darien Poh commented:
For the first time, a digitally native fund is delivering exactly what tokenization has been promising: globally accessible, highly liquid, lower fees and democratized access to high-quality credit.
EPOCH CEO Ken Steven added that the fund was designed to offer secured, short-duration private credit to onchain investors, backed by real assets rather than crypto yield or token incentives.
Chainlink Erodes Traditional Fund Barriers
Chainlink is at the heart of the new fund with its data and interoperability standards. As EPOCH notes, most tokenized funds are constrained by fragmented and siloed marketplaces, digital twins that add to fees and an inability to integrate with traditional fund administration infrastructure.
Chainlink’s Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP) and its Data Transfer Agent enable EPOCH to offer compliant lifecycle management across multiple blockchains.
Through Chainlink, TPLUS can operate across traditional and on-chain capital markets without intermediary layers or duplicative structures. Synthesys supports this by offering administrative integration, regulated distribution and cross-chain interoperability infrastructure.
Niki Ariyasinghe, who heads Chainlink Labs’ operations in Asia-Pacific and Middle Eastern regions, commented:
I’m very excited that EPOCH and Synthesys have chosen to partner with Chainlink to launch TreasuryPlus across six global financial markets. When you put institutional-grade fund administration with Chainlink’s data and interoperability standards operating together, you get a tokenized fund that can reach investors reliably across jurisdictions and chains.
The announcement comes alongside a similar move from Europe’s largest asset manager, Amundi, which revealed it’s using Chainlink infrastructure on a new $100 million tokenized mutual fund. As CNF reported, the new fund is designed for collateral management and corporate treasury operations.
Yesterday, Unichain, a DeFi chain powered by Uniswap, announced that it was integrating Chainlink data standards to build secure DeFi applications. Unichain also joined Chainlink’s Scale program to provide developers on its network with access to low-cost Chainlink services.
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