UBS successfully executes its first instant tokenized fund transaction using Chainlink DTA technical standard
PANews, November 4th – According to official news from Chainlink, UBS announced today that it has successfully completed the world's first end-to-end tokenized fund workflow in a production environment using the Chainlink DTA technical standard.
The UBS USD Money Market Investment Fund Token ("uMINT") is a money market investment fund based on Ethereum distributed ledger technology. This time, uMINT completed subscription and redemption requests on-chain for the first time, demonstrating the ability to achieve seamless and automated fund operations on-chain, thereby improving efficiency and utility gains. In this instant transaction, DigiFT, acting as the on-chain fund distributor, successfully requested and processed the settlement of uMINT shares using the Chainlink DTA standard.
This brand-new end-to-end tokenized fund workflow covers every stage of the fund lifecycle, including order receipt, execution, settlement, and data synchronization between all on-chain and off-chain systems.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
You may also like
10-year Yield Plunges 17 Basis Points in One Week! AI Trading Turbulence Rekindles Safe-Haven Appeal of US Treasuries
AI trading has loosened, reactivating the safe-haven attribute of US Treasury bonds. Last week, the 10-year yield dropped 17 basis points in a single week, synchronizing with the decline in tech stocks—a phenomenon not seen since the tariff storm in April 2025. The unusually concentrated short positions amplified the bond market rally, and large-scale short-covering by CTA funds has also become a key driver in this round of bond rebound.
From Digital Assets to Reshaping Financial Pipelines! BlackRock (BLK.US) Accelerates Integration of Tokenized Funds into the Core of Wall Street
Wall Street’s embrace of blockchain technology is moving beyond simply creating digital versions of stocks, bonds, and money market funds, aiming instead for a broader goal—to transform the way these assets circulate within the financial system.

AI bubble alarm rings across Wall Street! Oaktree Capital's Marks disagrees: The market hasn't reached its most dangerous moment yet, and investors are not completely oblivious to risks.
Although investors are displaying typical FOMO (fear of missing out) sentiment regarding further gains in tech stocks, the market continues to draw comparisons between the current situation and past bubbles, indicating that investors are not unaware of the risks.

Barclays: Dual restrictions of physical and capital, data center growth will slow significantly in 2027!
Barclays' latest report reveals that the global data center construction boom is approaching a turning point—the year-on-year growth rate of new capacity will plummet from over 100% in 2026 to about 35% in 2027, and stabilize by 2028. Facing both physical constraints and tightened financing, hyperscale cloud providers will absorb more than 60% of new capacity, while the risk of project suspension for small and medium developers will sharply increase.

