Startup Synthesys secures $11m for tokenised securities infrastructure

Angel investor Mark Pui led the round.

Singapore startup Synthesys, formerly known as Equitize, has raised $11m in combined seed and strategic funding to develop infrastructure for tokenised securities globally.

The round was led by angel investor Mark Pui, who has invested in technology and blockchain for over a decade.

The funding comes as tokenised securities gain global traction across asset classes.

Tokenised funds in particular have seen rapid growth, with assets under management increasing 7,400% in six months, driven by clearer regulations and strong investor interest.

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