The leading real-world asset (RWA) tokenization network, Real Finance, announced the conclusion of a $29 million capital commitment and private funding round. Magnus Capital and Frekaz Group participated in a $4 million private round, which was led by Nimbus Capital with a $25 million investment. Real Finance intends to tokenize $500M inThe leading real-world asset (RWA) tokenization network, Real Finance, announced the conclusion of a $29 million capital commitment and private funding round. Magnus Capital and Frekaz Group participated in a $4 million private round, which was led by Nimbus Capital with a $25 million investment. Real Finance intends to tokenize $500M in

Real Finance Secures $29M to Accelerate Global RWA Tokenization

2025/12/11 03:45
  • Real Finance intends to tokenize $500M in RWAs in its first year, accounting for 2% of the market for tokenized assets.
  • The dual-validator model that underpins Real’s architecture allows for the direct integration of commercial institutions like insurers, risk assessors, and tokenization companies into network consensus.

The leading real-world asset (RWA) tokenization network, Real Finance, announced the conclusion of a $29 million capital commitment and private funding round. Magnus Capital and Frekaz Group participated in a $4 million private round, which was led by Nimbus Capital with a $25 million investment.

Real Finance intends to tokenize $500M in RWAs in its first year, accounting for 2% of the market for tokenized assets, after securing the capital to develop its RWA infrastructure. With the funding, Real will be able to extend its infrastructure, add regulated financial institutions who are getting ready to add conventional asset classes to the chain, and broaden its network of partners. It aims to make Real Finance a significant RWA infrastructure provider while advancing the tokenization of real-world assets.

Real Finance CEO Ivo Grigorov said:

Robert Baker, Managing Partner at Nimbus Capital, added:

Real Finance has also committed to a global expansion program that includes developing institutional relationships with banks like Canal Bank in Panama and Wiener Bank in Austria, as well as quickly assembling a coalition of regulated financial institutions and service providers in Europe, the Middle East, and Asia that are utilizing its technology to facilitate safe and compliant asset tokenization.

Matthijs Van Driel, CEO and Co-founder of Magnus Capital, said:

The dual-validator model that underpins Real’s architecture allows for the direct integration of commercial institutions like insurers, risk assessors, and tokenization companies into network consensus. This structure makes Real the most sophisticated blockchain infrastructure for real-world financial assets, together with an integrated risk framework and disaster recovery mechanism.

The Layer 1 blockchain Real Finance was created to incorporate institutional-grade financial assets from the real world into the digital market. Real gives organizations the means to tokenize, insure, and transparently manage assets on chain with its decentralized governance architecture, risk categorization system, and business-integrated consensus model.

Nimbus Capital is a private alternative investment firm that focuses on digital asset partnerships and cross-border blockchain transactions. Nimbus offers cutting-edge liquidity and structured finance solutions to high-growth businesses worldwide, supported by In On Capital, a boutique wealth management company with over $1.4 billion in AUM. Through strategic investments in tokenization, blockchain infrastructure, and game-changing Web3 technologies, Nimbus is dedicated to developing the global digital economy.

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