Securitize brings Hamilton Lane's tokenized credit fund to TRON

Securitize is bringing Hamilton Lane's tokenized Senior Credit Opportunities Fund (HLSCOPE) to the TRON blockchain, expanding distribution of the private credit product to one of the largest digital asset networks, according to a Tuesday statement. This is the first Securitize-issued asset to go live on TRON, which handles more stablecoin transfers than any other network — a fitting neighborhood for a fund aimed at institutional flows.

In a statement, Carlos Domingo, co-founder and CEO of Securitize, said the launch of HLSCOPE on TRON demonstrates how tokenized institutional assets can benefit from blockchain networks built for global scale. "Bringing HLSCOPE to TRON marks an important milestone not only because it is the first Securitize asset launching on the network, but because it expands access to private markets through infrastructure designed for continuous, global financial activity. This is another step toward a more connected and interoperable onchain financial system," Domingo said.

The fund offers onchain exposure to Hamilton Lane's senior credit strategy via a regulated feeder structure managed by Securitize. Securitize plans to use Wormhole, its official interoperability partner, to let HLSCOPE tokens move across different blockchain ecosystems.

"TRON supports fast, efficient and scalable global settlement," TRON's founder Justin Sun commented on the move. "We believe tokenized real-world assets will play a major role in the future of global finance, and reliable blockchain infrastructure will be critical."