- VERT Capital issues BRL 200 million ($40M) tokenized credit backed by public pension receivables.
- XRP Ledger and VERT Sign enable real-time auditability and automated contract management.
- Brazil emerges as a leader in compliant blockchain-based finance innovation.
Brazil is witnessing a financial revolution as VERT Capital, in partnership with Ripple, completes its second tokenized credit issuance on the XRP Ledger (XRPL) and its EVM Sidechain. This latest operation, detailed in a recent X post by Chad Steingraber, introduces a pioneering class of regulated credit backed by public-pension receivables (INSS), a low-risk asset class tied to government pension payments.
Valued at over BRL 200 million (USD 40 million), the fund is poised to scale to BRL 1 billion (USD 190 million) as institutional demand grows. This move builds on VERT’s first crypto tokenized fund earlier this year, solidifying Brazil’s role as a global leader in blockchain-based finance.
XRP Ledger and EVM Sidechain Power Blockchain-Based Credit Automation
The platform leverages XRPL and its EVM Sidechain to record lifecycle events, documentation, and payments on-chain, ensuring near-real-time auditability while adhering to Brazilian securities regulations. A standout feature is VERT Sign, a blockchain-based formalization solution that uses verifiable digital signatures and wallet-based execution to automate receivables purchases.
This reduces manual intervention and operational risk, enhancing efficiency. The collaboration with fintech partner BYX provides the analytical and technological backbone, with plans to tokenize additional funds by year-end.
Future Prospects: Expanding Asset Classes and Market Impact
Gabriel Braga, Director of Digital Assets at VERT, emphasized the transformative potential: “By bringing structured credit funds on-chain and automating key contractual processes, we are moving closer to a world where tokenized financial instruments are not just digital representations, but the assets themselves.”
This innovation bridges traditional credit origination with blockchain-based management, setting the stage for a more transparent, compliant, and efficient capital market. As tokenization matures in Brazil, it’s clear this is no longer an experiment but a robust market reality.
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