Libeara, a blockchain infrastructure platform backed by Standard Chartered’s venture arm SC Ventures, has launched a tokenized gold investment fund in Singapore, marking a significant step in the region’s adoption of blockchain-based real-world asset products.
The new fund, developed in partnership with Singapore-licensed fund manager FundBridge Capital, enables professional investors to gain exposure to gold through digital tokens issued on Libeara’s proprietary ledger.
Named MG 999, the fund is offered exclusively to institutional and accredited investors. Unlike conventional gold funds that physically store bullion in vaults, MG 999 offers synthetic exposure to gold’s spot price.
Each token issued under the fund is engineered to track the market value of gold, allowing investors to participate in price movements without the logistical and storage burdens typically associated with precious metal investments.
FundBridge Capital said the structure is designed to eliminate traditional vaulting and transportation costs while maintaining clear and regulated exposure to gold.
The approach reflects a broader industry shift toward the tokenization of real-world assets, an emerging sector that financial institutions increasingly view as a pathway to more efficient, transparent, and programmable investment products.
“FundBridge’s priority is to bridge traditional fund governance with emerging digital infrastructure,” said CEO Sue Lynn Lim, noting that the firm collaborated closely with partners to ensure MG 999 meets regulatory standards while advancing institutional adoption of on-chain asset structures.
She added that the fund was built to function within a fully regulated framework, giving investors confidence in the underlying governance and compliance controls.
For Libeara, the launch underscores its broader mission to modernize asset management infrastructure. The company said its blockchain platform enables faster settlement, enhanced transparency, and improved auditability, features that are increasingly relevant as global asset managers explore tokenization.
The introduction of MG 999 comes as Singapore positions itself as a leading hub for digital asset innovation, with regulators providing clear frameworks for tokenized securities and other blockchain-based investment products.