DigiFT, a regulated digital-asset platform for institutional-grade tokenised real-world assets (RWAs) licensed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), announced the launch of TKStable, a tokenised representation of a professionally managed stable-income strategy managed by Taikang Asset Management (Hong Kong) (“Taikang AM (HK)”), the offshore asset-management arm of Fortune 500 company Taikang Insurance Group. The collaboration brings one of Asia’s most established institutional income mandates onto modern digital-asset infrastructure for the first time. Expanding tokenised yield beyond Treasuries The tokenised yield market today is primarily concentrated in US Treasuries and money-market instruments. TKStable expands this landscape by introducing a new category of institutional stable-income strategies in tokenised form, providing accredited and professional investors with access to a broader spectrum of income exposures through regulated digital infrastructure. Recent market data from RWA aggregators shows that tokenised Treasury and money-market products grew by approximately 80% to US$7.4 billion in 2025, while total tokenised RWA assets under management surpassed US$30 billion. These trends indicate a sharp rise in institutional demand for transparent, fundamentals-based on-chain income exposures, particularly as recent market turbulence and decentralised-finance vault disruptions have prompted institutional allocators and Web3 treasuries to reassess risk-management practices. The arrival of an Asia-led, institutionally managed income strategy available in tokenised format reflects a broader shift toward regulated, risk-managed alternatives. Unlocking institutional efficiency through tokenisation Issued through DigiFT’s regulated market infrastructure, TKStable integrates the operational advantages of tokenisation directly into institutional treasury and portfolio workflows. By representing traditional income exposures as standardised digital units, tokenisation supports more precise allocation decisions and simplifies integration across custody, treasury and portfolio-management systems. Subscriptions, redemptions and ownership records are executed as immutable on-chain transactions, reducing manual intervention and improving transparency. The digital format also supports automated reconciliation and near real-time visibility over token movements within institutional wallet environments, enabling treasuries to manage liquidity with greater agility and incorporate tokenised income strategies into broader operating models. TKStable will be deployed on multiple public blockchains, including Ethereum, Arbitrum and Plume, enhancing interoperability and enabling DigiFT to collaborate with ecosystem foundations and institutional infrastructure partners across these networks. Strengthening Asia’s leadership in institutional tokenisation TKStable reinforces Singapore’s position as a hub for regulated digital-asset innovation. The jurisdiction continues to develop clear licensing frameworks and attract sophisticated investors, supporting momentum for institutional-grade tokenisation initiatives across the region. For Taikang AM (HK), collaborating with DigiFT reflects a commitment to advancing distribution technologies and meeting the evolving needs of institutional clients globally. Institutional voices Henry Zhang, founder and group CEO of DigiFT, said: “TKStable meaningfully expands the types of institutional income strategies that can be represented on-chain. By partnering with Taikang AM (HK), we are combining established asset-management expertise with DigiFT’s regulated infrastructure to deliver a modern, distribution-ready format for professional investors.” A spokesperson at Taikang Asset Management (Hong Kong) added: “Tokenisation is reshaping global asset management, enabling more efficient and transparent distribution of institutional strategies. Our collaboration with DigiFT allows us to explore these capabilities while upholding the governance standards that institutional investors expect.” Re-disseminated by The Asian Banker
