Goldman Sachs is working with financial services firms Apex and Archax to launch a tokenized real estate fund, according to reporting from multiple outlets. The project combines blockchain-based issuance with existing regulated fund infrastructure. CoinDesk says the fund uses blockchain-native issuance alongside established fund structures. CoinTelegraph adds that Apex Group provides fund services for the tokenized real estate fund and that Goldman Sachs uses its GS DAP platform as part of the implementation. Archax is also described as joining the initiative, indicating its role in the tokenized fund framework alongside Goldman Sachs and Apex. Across the coverage, the companies are presented as collaborating to bring real-estate exposure into a tokenized format while relying on more traditional fund service capabilities for administration and related functions. The sources do not provide additional details in the excerpts about the fund’s target assets, timeline, or launch size, but they agree on the core partnership structure: Goldman Sachs leads the effort, using GS DAP, with Apex providing fund services and Archax participating in the tokenized real estate fund project.
Goldman Sachs partners with Apex and Archax on tokenized real estate fund
Goldman Sachs is working with financial services firms Apex and Archax to launch a tokenized real estate fund, according to reporting from multiple outlets. The project combines blockchain-based issua...
- Goldman Sachs partners with Apex and Archax on a tokenized real estate fund.
- Apex Group provides fund services for the tokenized real estate fund.
- Goldman Sachs uses its GS DAP platform for the initiative.
- The fund combines blockchain-native issuance with established fund structures.
- Reporting across sources describes the same collaboration among Goldman Sachs, Apex, and Archax.
Apex Group is providing fund services for a tokenized real estate fund using Goldman Sachs’ GS DAP platform.
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