Tokenized Bond Definition
A Tokenized Bond is a digital representation of a traditional fixed-income security, such as a corporate or government bond, where ownership and rights are reco
A Tokenized Bond is a digital representation of a traditional fixed-income security, such as a corporate or government bond, where ownership and rights are recorded as a token on a blockchain, enabling fractionalization, automated coupon payments, and increased liquidity. This process, a core application of Real-World Asset (RWA) tokenization, transforms illiquid debt instruments into programmable digital assets that can be traded 24/7.