Real-world asset startup Zoth has raised $4 million in a strategic round to launch its Tokenized Liquid Note, featuring assets like U.S. Treasury Bills and corporate bonds. The funding round, backed by Taisu Ventures, G20, and others, aims to digitize traditional fixed-income instruments on the blockchain.
Founded in 2023, Zoth has already deployed $13 million in private credit and aims to offer secure, sustainable yield products onchain. The startup previously raised $2.5 million in a seed round and was included in Ripple’s XRPL Accelerator.
Zoth’s standout feature is its chain-agnostic crypto yield layer, bridging liquidity across traditional finance and decentralized finance. With over $100 million originated and $200 million in the pipeline, Zoth is positioned to significantly impact the market.
This strategic funding underscores the growing importance of integrating real-world assets into decentralized finance, promising a more secure and accessible financial ecosystem.
