Finloop Finance Technology Holding Limited has listed its Finloop USD Instant Digital Liquidity (FUIDL) token on Singapore-based platforms CapBridge and 1exchange, opening regulated access to on-chain USD liquidity tools for professional users across Asia.
The launch marks Finloop’s formal entry into Singapore’s professional market and adds a 24/7, tokenized USD liquidity product to the region’s growing digital asset infrastructure.
Key development
Finloop Finance Technology Holding Limited has listed its FUIDL token on the Singapore-based platforms CapBridge and 1exchange. This move provides regulated access to on-chain USD liquidity tools for professional users across Asia and represents Finloop’s formal entry into Singapore’s professional market.
The listing adds a 24/7 tokenized USD liquidity product to the region’s expanding digital asset infrastructure, supporting round-the-clock market participation and on-chain capital management.
Product features and market access
FUIDL is designed as a regulated, on-chain USD liquidity management tool with several key features that target professional and institutional users.
- Instant, round-the-clock subscription and redemption
- A liquidity cycle that can be as short as T+0, enabling faster capital turnover
- Multi-chain deployment to support cross-chain use and operational resilience
The token’s underlying assets are anchored to international AAA-rated, investment-grade USD money market funds, aiming to provide a stable value reference for users seeking predictable liquidity and on-chain cash management.
To support early adoption and lower the barrier to entry, CapBridge has waived minting and redemption fees for FUIDL transactions until 31 December 2026, offering cost-efficient access for eligible professional participants.
End-to-end digital asset ecosystem
Finloop acts as the tokenization agent and infrastructure provider for FUIDL, while its collaboration with CapBridge and 1exchange connects the full lifecycle of the token under a regulated framework.
- Finloop: structure and tokenize real-world assets through its FinRWA Platform (FRP)
- CapBridge: manage primary issuance and exposure for eligible professional users
- 1exchange: facilitate secondary trading of the token under regulated conditions
This structure links token issuance, primary distribution, and secondary market trading into what the firms describe as an end-to-end digital asset ecosystem. Built-in multi-chain transparency and auditable processes are intended to support compliance, operational efficiency, and institutional-grade governance.
Strategic positioning in Singapore and Asia
Finloop’s chief executive Cai stated that the FUIDL launch is the company’s first step into Singapore’s professional market and serves as a base for broader tokenized product rollouts across Asia, leveraging the firm’s FRP infrastructure.
The company, headquartered in Hong Kong, develops systems that bridge physical and digital assets for regulated wealth management. Its offerings span products in funds, bonds, insurance, and AI-driven Web5 solutions, aligning with regional demand for sophisticated digital asset tools.
CapBridge chief executive Liu noted that FUIDL broadens the platform’s range of digital wealth products for institutional and high-net-worth clients, reinforcing connectivity between conventional finance and Web3 environments.
At 1exchange, chief executive Lim highlighted that the listing opens new regulated channels for trading tokens backed by real-world assets, directly tying tokenization to established primary and secondary market structures and enabling professional users to access tokenized liquidity within a regulated framework.
Context: rapid growth in tokenized real-world assets
The launch of FUIDL takes place against a backdrop of rapid expansion in tokenized real-world assets (RWA). The RWA token market has more than tripled since early 2025, reaching about US$19.3 billion by the end of the first quarter of 2026.
Within this segment, tokenized U.S. Treasuries represent roughly 67.2% of the total market size and have driven more than half of recent growth, adding around US$9 billion between early 2025 and the first quarter of 2026. This trend reflects growing demand for regulated, yield-bearing instruments that can be settled and managed on-chain.
FUIDL enters this landscape as a money-market-based liquidity tool, targeting use cases where speed of execution, intraday flexibility, and transparent settlement are priorities. The product is positioned to serve professional users seeking to optimize cash management and liquidity provisioning in on-chain environments.
Regulatory footing and cross-border ambitions
CapBridge and 1exchange are members of FOMO Group and hold licenses from the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS). These licenses allow them to operate under local financial regulations while serving qualified market participants, providing a regulated environment for listing and trading FUIDL.
The three firms plan to jointly advance offshore tokenization initiatives and scalable frameworks for compliant distribution. Future plans include:
- Curating a broader mix of digital assets, including additional real-world asset tokens
- Working with Web2 and Web3 partners to build an open wealth management network
- Expanding channels for professional users to access regulated, on-chain liquidity solutions across borders
The collaboration positions Singapore as a hub for regulated tokenized liquidity products in the Asia-Pacific region, as demand for institutional-grade digital asset infrastructure continues to build and cross-border capital flows increasingly move on-chain.
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