KuCoin is the first global cryptocurrency exchange to support Thailand’s G-Token program. The G-Token is the world’s first tokenized government bond listed on a digital asset exchange. It is issued by Thailand’s Ministry of Finance under the Public Debt Management Act. Both retail and institutional investors can buy it, with principal and interest guaranteed.
As per the official announcement, KuCoin has joined a consortium with XSpring Digital, KuCoin Thailand, SIX Network, and Krungthai XSpring. KuCoin Thailand, licensed by the Thai SEC, will handle subscription, redemption, and listing of G-Tokens. With regulatory approval, the G-Token may also be listed on KuCoin’s global platform.
Traditional bonds often need high minimum investments, keeping out many retail investors. G-Tokens remove these limits and allow lower costs, clear records, and possible trading on secondary markets. BC Wong, CEO of KuCoin, said, “KuCoin has always been committed to bridging traditional finance with the crypto world through secure and innovative solutions.
Supporting Thailand’s Ministry of Finance and XSpring on the world’s first sovereign tokenized bond demonstrates our leadership in RWA adoption. We are proud to be the first and the only global exchange to support the G-Token, which sets a global benchmark for financial innovation and inclusion.” KuCoin will provide technology guidance for the entire G-Token program and lead secondary market trading to enhance liquidity. The partnership also connects Thailand’s financial innovation with global capital markets.
This initiative positions Thailand as a leader in digital finance in Southeast Asia. It shows how blockchain can make traditional markets more efficient while keeping rules and investor protection in place. For KuCoin, it reinforces its commitment to expanding real-world asset tokenization and linking traditional and digital financial markets.
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