Tokenized bonds built for onchain investors.
Tokenized bonds use blockchain infrastructure to represent bond exposure in a digital token. Bondi Finance brings publicly traded bonds onchain through Bond Tokens, making fixed-income exposure more accessible and programmable.
What are tokenized bonds?
Tokenized bonds are digital tokens designed to represent rights or economic exposure linked to bond instruments. They can make bond ownership easier to fractionalize, transfer, and integrate with onchain workflows.
How Bond Tokens work
Bondi users purchase Bond Tokens that carry the coupon and principal economics of bonds from traditional financial markets. The primary market starts with a funding phase, and secondary market access is designed around trading existing Bond Tokens.
Why fractional access matters
Traditional bond markets often have high minimums and opaque access. Each Bond Token carries $100 of face value and can be held in fractions, so the entry point is far lower.
Tokenized bonds and DeFi composability
Onchain bond tokens can be used inside broader crypto workflows while preserving a link to real-world assets. Bondi is designed to support compliant access while keeping the tokenized bond experience familiar to crypto users.
Common questions.
Can bonds be traded on blockchain?
Bond exposure can be represented through tokenized instruments on blockchain infrastructure. Bondi uses Bond Tokens to bring real-world bond exposure onchain.
What is a tokenized bond platform?
A tokenized bond platform provides the infrastructure for issuing, accessing, or trading bond-linked tokens through blockchain rails.
Are tokenized bonds the same as bond ETFs?
No. Bond ETFs are fund shares traded through traditional markets. Tokenized bonds use blockchain infrastructure and can support different ownership, transfer, and settlement workflows.