Tradable signs $1B Stellar tokenisation agreement
- Tradable will tokenise up to US$1 billion in private credit assets on Stellar.
- The agreement adds to growing institutional demand for tokenised real-world assets.
- The companies said the partnership aims to expand blockchain-based private credit markets.
Tradable will tokenise up to US$1 billion in private credit assets on Stellar (CRYPTO:XLM), adding to growing institutional adoption of tokenised real-world assets.
The company said it plans to launch with US$500 million in assets before increasing the total to US$1 billion, following rising demand for tokenised investments.
"Tradable and the Stellar network are showing that institutional-grade assets can move on public blockchain infrastructure with the compliance, security, and efficiency real markets demand," said Stellar Development Foundation CEO Denelle Dixon.
Tradable said it tokenised US$1.7 billion in private credit across nearly 30 institutional positions during 2025, and the new agreement builds on that activity.
The companies said the partnership will expand blockchain access to private credit, while the tokenised real-world asset market has grown beyond US$34 billion.
Stellar has increased its focus on institutional finance through partnerships with Franklin Templeton, WisdomTree and other financial firms.
The agreement reflects broader industry efforts to move traditional financial assets onto public blockchain networks for institutional investors.
At the time of reporting, Stellar price was $0.1872.
