Tokenised finance enters infrastructure era, says Co-Founder & CEO of Finvasia Group and Dealing
Tokenized finance is transitioning from a phase of simple asset creation to a critical infrastructure-focused era. While Citi projects tokenized financial assets could reach $5.5 trillion to $8.2 trillion by 2030, the industry faces significant hurdles regarding legal and operational frameworks. Research from EY-Parthenon and Coinbase indicates that 63% of institutional investors are interested in tokenized assets, yet 67% cite regulatory uncertainty as a primary barrier. Finvasia Group emphasizes that the credibility of a token depends on the underlying financial architecture, including custody, settlement, and compliance. The firm argues that competitive differentiation will shift from the token itself to the robustness of the supporting ecosystem. As markets move toward T+0 settlement and 24/7 trading, integrated environments are becoming essential to manage risk and data integrity. Ultimately, the next phase of market growth will be defined by the ability to provide secure, legally compliant, and scalable infrastructure for global tokenized assets.
- Citi forecasts tokenized financial assets reaching $5.5 trillion to $8.2 trillion by 2030.
- 67% of institutional investors identify regulatory uncertainty as a major barrier to adoption.
- Finvasia Group highlights the need for integrated infrastructure to support T+0 settlement.
- 59% of institutions report significant challenges integrating tokenized assets into existing systems.
Finvasia Group is a global financial services firm established in 2009 that provides technology-driven investment solutions. The company operates an ecosystem that includes Dealing, a platform designed to integrate execution, compliance, and data architecture for modern financial markets. Their approach focuses on building the underlying infrastructure necessary to support regulated, scalable, and secure digital asset trading.