Overview
ADDX is a Singapore-based platform that issues, stores, and trades digital securities (security tokens) across multiple asset classes. It uses blockchain and smart contracts to automate back-office tasks and fractionalize private market securities like equity, bonds, and funds, lowering minimum investments from around $1 million to as little as $20,000 and enabling instant settlement in a secondary market. The platform supports accredited investors globally, offering access to pre-IPO unicorns, hedge funds, private REITs, and structured products, while also providing custody and a trading exchange. It operates under a full MAS Capital Markets Services license and has backing from SGX, Temasek's Heliconia, and Japanese government-backed investors. Its goal is to make private capital markets more efficient and liquid by tokenizing assets and widening access to otherwise hard-to-reach investments.
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Simplify's take
What believers are saying
- Tokai Tokyo's March 2026 white-label deal opens B2B revenue beyond trading fees.
- Franklin Templeton's November 2025 tokenised money market fund expands ADDX's retail distribution footprint.
- ADDX's 2025 debt and secondaries launches show recurring issuance momentum across asset classes.
What critics are saying
- October 2026 CEO смена from Danny Toe to Inmoo Hwang creates execution risk.
- Tokai Tokyo and Franklin Templeton can switch distribution partners, crushing fee growth by 2027.
- Singapore-centric tokenization leaves ADDX vulnerable if MAS rules or regional adoption fragment.
What makes iSTOX unique
- ADDX runs MAS-licensed issuance, custody, and secondary trading on one regulated stack.
- Its white-label platform sells tokenization infrastructure to institutions like Tokai Tokyo Securities.
- Partnerships with Franklin Templeton, Hines, and DBS validate its distribution network.
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