The collaboration will combine Finloop’s wealth management and real-world asset tokenisation capabilities with Marketnode’s digital market infrastructure and blockchain expertise. The companies said they will work together on financial product access, asset tokenisation and market intelligence initiatives aimed at supporting compliant digital finance development across Asia.
Cai Hua, CEO of Finloop, said, “This collaboration marks an important milestone in Finloop’s expansion into the Singapore market. Marketnode’s infrastructure capabilities and network will help us better serve institutional clients while accelerating the deployment of our technology solutions.”
Under the partnership, the firms will explore expanding cross-border access to financial products including fixed income products, funds, structured products and commodity-backed investments. Marketnode will support Finloop’s expansion in Singapore, while Finloop will assist Marketnode in strengthening access to opportunities in Hong Kong.
Rehan Ahmed, CEO of Marketnode, added:“Tokenised finance will scale only when products can move efficiently across markets, platforms and investor networks. Our partnership with Finloop strengthens that connective layer between Hong Kong and Singapore, combining product reach with trusted digital market infrastructure to give institutions expanded and more secure access to the next generation of financial products across Asia.”
The companies also plan to develop infrastructure supporting tokenised assets and digital finance connectivity between the two markets. The initiative will focus on building compliant ecosystems for digital assets and real-world asset tokenisation using blockchain-based infrastructure.
In addition, the firms will exchange market insights, regulatory developments and product-related intelligence intended to support product innovation and operational efficiency.
Finloop operates an AI-driven Web5 WealthTech platform serving institutional clients globally, while Marketnode provides digital infrastructure services backed by investors including Euroclear, HSBC, SGX Group and Temasek.
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