Dutch asset manager Vaneck has put on a tokenized us treasury find, which means great progress in the institutional introduction of blockchain financial products. The Vaneck Treasury Fund (VBill) offers access to the returns of short -term treasure change through digital tokens, which are output via several blockchains.
With the support of the Securitize tokenization platform and Wormhole’s cross-chain skills, the product brings traditional assets into blockchain environments.
BREAKING: VANECK LAUNCHES TOKENIZED TREASURY FUND
The $120,000,000,000 asset manager just launched the VanEck Treasury Fund (VBILL) alongside their existing crypto ETFs and VC fund.
It’s now live on Ethereum, Avalanche, Solana, and BNB Chain, powered by Securitize and Wormhole. pic.twitter.com/p7vZqVQn0t
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Vbill is now available on Ethereum, Solana, Avalanche and BNB Chain. The minimum drawing amounts vary: $ 100,000 on Solana, Avalanche and BNB Chain and $ 1 million on Ethereum. The product is aimed at qualified and institutional investors and offers you a digital alternative to traditional money market instruments.
In contrast to normal funds, VBill works with a blockchain infrastructure. Security is responsible for the issue of tokens, fund management and conformity and has already converted assets worth more than $ 3.9 billion into tokens. Redstone Oracles carries out the daily calculations of the net inventory value (NAV), while State Street Bank and Trust is still responsible for the fund’s assets.
The Interchain transfer of TOKEN takes place with the help of Wormhole, a blockchain inter-operating protocol that connects decentralized networks, and a decentralized transfer protocol that safely moves assets between blockchains. Wormhole enables almost immediate movements between chains with tokens and improves the liquidity and lightness of institutions that deal with assets in multi-chain configurations.
Agora’s end stable is integrated into the operation of the fund and enables atomic liquidity for drawings and returns. Dem According to report Investors can draw the fund with USDC and return assets seamlessly within blockchain environments, which supports real-time financial management functions on the chain.
This facility is expected to appeal to crypto-native hedge funds, decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOS) and institutional investors, seek returns and at the same time want to maintain a commitment to digital assets.
The step of Vaneck follows similar initiatives of financial giants as BlackRockApollo and Franklin Templeton, which have entered the market for tokenized Real World Assets (RWAS). In January 2025, Apollo put on a tokenized private loan fund, which is another sign of the growing interest in blockchain-based financial products. RWA.XYZ data shows that tokenized US state bonds currently have a value of $ 6.9 billion and are therefore the second largest category based on private loans.
Security, the Vbill hosting platform, completed its $ 47 million round with the heads of Blackrock. The growing hunger for tokenization is a trend on the wider market. The analysts assume that the global tokenization market will reach a volume of $ 2 trillion by 2030, and institutional products such as VBill want to secure a piece of cake.
Despite its blockchain-based characterholds vbill A close orientation of regulatory standards – CNF reported. The investment in State Street as a storage guarantees the security of assets, daily NAV updates and compliance with the broker dealer regulations help institutions to meet their requirements. The legal registration of the product to the British Virgin Islands offers a structured framework for cross -border asset monitoring.
According to the company, Vaneck’s initiative is to migrate traditional financial instruments into blockchain without making cuts in security and compliance. The fund is intended to offer a programmable, liquid solution for the management of cash positions, especially for companies that are currently active in decentralized financial environments.
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