Republic Power Group Limited has agreed to acquire a 10% equity stake in NVC Partners Limited and secure access to proprietary blockchain infrastructure and real-world asset (RWA) tokenization technology from NVTH Limited and NVTHK Limited.
The Singapore-based technology firm said the deal is the first phase of a wider digital asset expansion strategy and will give it rights to deploy an institutional-grade RWA tokenization and secondary trading platform, backed by development, maintenance, and training support.
Republic Power plans to fold these capabilities into its enterprise software suite to deepen its presence in institutional digital finance across Singapore, Hong Kong, and other Southeast Asian markets.
Republic Power secures blockchain platform rights
Republic Power Group Limited has entered into a strategic transaction that combines equity investment with technology access. By acquiring a 10% stake in NVC Partners Limited and securing rights to NVTH Limited and NVTHK Limited’s blockchain infrastructure, the company is positioning itself at the core of the emerging RWA tokenization ecosystem.
This agreement grants Republic Power the ability to deploy an institutional-grade RWA tokenization and secondary trading platform. The platform access is complemented by ongoing development, maintenance, and training support, enabling the company to accelerate the rollout of digital asset solutions in a compliant and scalable manner.
Republic Power intends to integrate these capabilities into its existing suite of enterprise software products. This integration is expected to strengthen its footprint in institutional digital finance, with a particular focus on Singapore, Hong Kong, and broader Southeast Asian markets where demand for regulated digital asset infrastructure is growing.
Integration into enterprise finance systems
Chief executive Long said the company aims to embed blockchain-enabled systems directly into its existing enterprise technology framework to deliver digital financial infrastructure solutions to institutional clients.
Through the partnership, Republic Power will gain direct access to NVT’s blockchain infrastructure and compliance modules, allowing it to deploy tokenization-based systems for financial and corporate institutions operating in regulated environments.
The underlying platform supports end-to-end digital issuance, settlement, and transaction processing for RWA markets. It also enables secondary trading among institutional and peer-to-peer participants and is built on scalable architecture that is designed to integrate with existing enterprise software stacks.
Rapidly expanding RWA tokenization market
The move comes as RWA tokenization accelerates globally. The market value of tokenized real-world assets reached about $27.7 billion in April 2026, up from $6.6 billion a year earlier and just $85 million in 2020.
Analysts estimate the broader RWA tokenization market at roughly $418.57 billion in 2026, with a compound annual growth rate of 63.6%, and project it could reach $3 trillion by 2030.
Growth has been particularly strong in tokenized U.S. Treasuries, which have risen from around $380 million in early 2023 to more than $13.4 billion by April 2026, highlighting where early institutional comfort is concentrated. Private credit has emerged as the largest non-stablecoin RWA segment at approximately $14 billion, as tokenization begins to unlock capital from traditionally illiquid markets.
NVT’s role and sector reach
NVT, founded in Hong Kong in 2019, has developed solutions for institutional clients including tokenized securities, liquidity note tokens, and blockchain infrastructure for CNH-denominated bonds.
Its partnerships extend into sectors such as robotics, renewable energy, AI computing, and data infrastructure, underscoring how RWA tokenization is spreading beyond core financial products into broader industrial and technology verticals.
Republic Power’s regional positioning
Republic Power continues to provide enterprise resource planning software and technology consulting services in Singapore, Malaysia, and Hong Kong. The company is positioning itself to incorporate blockchain-based finance tools into regulated institutional markets across the region.
The transaction grants Republic Power access to compliant blockchain modules, addressing a central barrier for large institutions: the need for secure, regulated technology stacks before committing significant resources to digital assets.
Southeast Asia focus and digital adoption trends
The rollout in Southeast Asia is seen as particularly significant given the region’s fast-digitizing economies and sizeable underbanked populations, which create a receptive environment for new financial infrastructure.
On-chain data shows a sharp rise in the creation of digital wallets set up specifically to hold tokenized real-world assets, with strong growth through late 2025 and into 2026. For many new participants in the digital ecosystem, these RWA instruments are the primary reason for engagement.
Shift toward institutional-grade digital infrastructure
Republic Power’s acquisition and technology partnership reflects a wider industry shift, as established enterprise firms build bridges between traditional financial systems and blockchain-based asset markets.
By embedding tokenization and 24/7, near-instant settlement capabilities directly into corporate enterprise software, the company is aiming to make tokenized assets a standard element of institutional operations. This institutional-grade infrastructure is expected to attract more risk-averse capital by providing familiar, regulated access points and improving capital efficiency through reduced overhead and counterparty risk.
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