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OpenEden

Singapore flagSingapore · active since 11 Apr 2023 · Singapore

Singapore-headquartered issuer of a rated tokenized T-bill vault, notable for pursuing a credit rating on the token itself rather than only on the underlying fund.

Products issued
1
Servicing mandates
1
Tokenized AUM issued
$19.5M
Networks
3
Counterparties
2
Activity score
38
Competitive position

Rank 13 of 16 issuers

This firm's share of tokenized fund and securities assets, and how its rank has moved in 30 days.

Share
0.2%
30D share move
0bp
Rank move
-
Entered
11 Apr 2023
Shares counterparties with

Apparent diversification often collapses here: competing issuers frequently depend on the same transfer agent and custody stack.

Products

Tokenized products issued

OpenEden T-Bill VaultTBILLTokenized Treasury$19.5M-6.1%4.13%IntradaySG
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Total AUM touched across mandates: $19.5M
Timeline

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  1. Market StructureAdoption09 Jul 2026 · 2mo ago
    OpenEden vault receives rating upgrade on token instrument

    A rating on the token, not the fund, is what lets mandate-constrained allocators hold the instrument directly. If peers follow, ratings become the entry requirement for insurance and pension money, and unrated SPV-backed structures get squeezed out.

  2. InfrastructureInfrastructure Integration28 May 2026 · 3mo ago
    Chainlink reserve attestation extended to two additional tokenized funds

    Automated attestation narrows the gap between crypto-native issuers and bank-administered funds on transparency. It does not close the gap on legal claim: a proof of reserve tells you assets exist, not what you own if the issuer fails.

  3. InfrastructurePartnership05 Mar 2026 · 6mo ago
    Standard Chartered custody mandate covers four Singapore tokenized funds

    Singapore's custody layer is more concentrated than the US or EU. One bank sits behind roughly four-fifths of SG tokenized fund assets, and it also owns the platform structuring several of them: a related-party concentration worth naming in diligence.

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Exposure

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Tokenized Treasury$19.5M
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