Securitize has introduced a new tokenized fixed-income fund with Neuberger, bringing an institutional credit strategy onto public blockchain networks. The product, called the Neuberger Securitize High Income Tokenized Fund, or HINC, is aimed at qualified investors seeking on-chain access to higher-yielding credit exposure.
According to the announcement, the fund will be issued on Avalanche, Ethereum, Solana, and Sui. It is designed to invest mainly in high-yield bonds, while also allowing for allocations to other income-producing credit assets including collateralized loan obligations and leveraged loans.
How the fund is structured
Neuberger will oversee portfolio management and research for HINC, while Securitize Capital will serve as the investment adviser. Securitize Markets will offer interests in the fund, with other Securitize affiliates handling tokenization, administration, and related operating functions.
The arrangement places the investment product across four public blockchains rather than limiting issuance to a single network. That multi-chain approach is intended to give eligible participants access through several established blockchain ecosystems.
Who can access HINC
Access to the fund is not open to the general public. The product is limited to eligible accredited investors and qualified purchasers, and participation remains subject to due diligence reviews, jurisdictional limits, and applicable securities rules.
Those restrictions mean the launch is positioned as an institutional and private-market offering rather than a broadly available retail product. The use of public blockchains does not remove the compliance framework around who may invest.
A wider push into on-chain credit
The launch signals a further expansion of tokenization beyond short-duration products such as tokenized cash and government securities. By adding a strategy centered on high-yield bonds, along with potential exposure to leveraged loans and CLOs, Securitize is moving into a more complex segment of credit markets.
The source article frames the partnership as part of a broader shift in tokenization toward higher-yielding credit products and more demanding underwriting strategies on blockchain infrastructure. In that view, HINC extends the range of traditional financial assets being represented and distributed through on-chain rails.
What comes next
The next confirmed step is the fund’s rollout to investors who meet the eligibility requirements across Avalanche, Ethereum, Solana, and Sui. Neuberger will manage the underlying credit portfolio, while Securitize and its affiliates provide the issuance, distribution, and operational framework needed for the tokenized structure.
For now, the announced facts center on the fund’s mandate, its access restrictions, and the networks where it will be issued. No broader launch timeline, asset size, or additional performance targets were detailed in the source material.
Source: news.bitcoin.com