Tokenization startup Tradable is planning to bring private credit assets to the Stellar blockchain, according to an announcement. The deployment size and timing have not been publicly specified.
Tradable announced in January 2025 that it had $1.7 billion in private credit assets tokenized on ZKsync. The company operates in the real-world assets space, which has grown to serve institutional investors seeking on-chain exposure to traditional debt instruments.
Stellar has become a venue for real-world asset issuance. The RWA market on Stellar has surpassed $3 billion in total market capitalization, according to on-chain data tracking platforms. The network hosts tokenized private credit, government securities, and other institutional debt products.
Private credit tokenization allows institutional investors to hold debt positions on public blockchains, enabling fractional ownership and settlement through smart contracts. The asset class has drawn allocators from traditional finance seeking yield and the operational efficiency of blockchain settlement.
Tradable's expansion to Stellar follows a pattern of multi-chain deployment among tokenization platforms. The startup has established itself on ZKsync and is now extending its infrastructure to other chains to reach different pools of institutional capital and liquidity.
