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Zilo provides subscription-based fintech tools and bespoke services for asset management firms to improve portfolio optimization, investment strategies, and operational efficiency with a focus on sustainability. It delivers digital tools and tailored solutions through a subscription model and customized service agreements, supported by a clean-technology and design-driven, people-first approach and a global remote team. Zilo differentiates itself with an emphasis on sustainable value, practical design, and user-focused delivery, offering a flexible mix of subscription and bespoke services rather than a one-size-fits-all product. Its goal is to generate sustainable value for asset managers and their clients by improving efficiency, performance, and responsible investing while expanding across markets.
Industries
Enterprise Software
Fintech
Financial Services
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Series A
Total Funding
$71.7M
Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Founded
2020
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Ripple has invested in UK fintech firms ZILO and Licuido to integrate regulated fund record-keeping and collateral trading onto the XRP Ledger. The investment amounts and stake sizes were not disclosed. ZILO, founded in 2020, provides digital transfer agency software for asset managers and custodians. The company raised $33.7 million in a 2024 Series A and $26.2 million in a Series A2, with State Street among its clients. Licuido operates a tokenisation platform handling issuance and trading, enabling tokens to act as collateral through onchain settlement. The firm supplied technology for Aviva Investors' tokenised share class, which launched on XRP Ledger on 29 July. Ripple will use its RLUSD stablecoin for settlement on these trades. The company previously helped tokenise abrdn's $5.1 billion money market fund in November 2024.
ZILO(TM) launches fully integrated Digital assets and Transfer Agency platform; announces new strategic partnership with Ripple. * Blockchain * 03.08.2026 09:29 am ZILO(TM), the UK-based, AI-driven technology company specialising in global asset and wealth management software, announces the launch of its fully integrated Digital Transfer Agency platform - the first to unify traditional mutual fund administration with digital asset capabilities including digitally native issuance, all within a single platform. Alongside this, ZILO announces a strategic partnership with Ripple, a leader in enterprise blockchain-based financial infrastructure. ZILO provides institutional clients with a single integrated platform approach that eliminates the need for separate technology stacks for digital and traditional assets, reducing operational complexity and cost for asset managers and fund administrators. The platform enables clients to: - Mint and tokenise traditional fund units (digital twin) on distributed ledger infrastructure - Issue digitally native securities and atomically settle on-chain - Facilitate on-chain compliance and collateral mobility - Manage both traditional and digital assets through a unified operational framework - Leverage ZILO's existing enterprise-grade Transfer Agency capabilities: settlement, reconciliation, payments, corporate actions, and regulatory reporting, across both asset types. ZILO continues to grow its client base including systemically important global financial institutions. As part of this announcement, Ripple joins ZILO as a strategic investor. The partnership brings together ZILO's institutional fund administration expertise with Ripple's digital capital markets infrastructure built on the XRP Ledger (XRPL). ZILO is providing Ripple with a Digital Transfer Agency (DTA) solution, extending ZILO's platform capabilities to serve Ripple's growing institutional client base in digital capital markets. The partnership positions both companies at the forefront of the convergence between traditional finance and digital assets. At the centre of the platform is a configuration-led approach to asset design. Fund structures, share classes, and jurisdictional rules are set through an intuitive interface, which the platform then translates into logic ready for on-chain deployment, removing the need for institutions to write code or rely on developer resources to bring an asset to market or adapt it as regulatory requirements evolve. The platform tracks legal ownership in real time as assets change hands, enabling institutions to extend the use of digital assets into collateral, margin, repo, and treasury workflows with full lifecycle visibility and full confidence in who owns what at any given moment. "The future of fund administration is not a choice between traditional and digital; it is the seamless integration of both. ZILO has built the only platform that treats transfer agency as a single capability regardless of whether the underlying asset is a traditional mutual fund or a tokenised product. Our partnership with Ripple reinforces this vision and accelerates our ability to deliver transformative infrastructure to the world's largest financial institutions," comments Phil Goffin, Founder & CEO, ZILO.
Ripple invests in ZILO and Licuido to expand tokenization. Article last updated 03/08/2026 PortalCripto https://portalcripto.com.br/ Ripple announced this Monday strategic investments in ZILO and Licuido, companies that operate in infrastructure for capital markets. The operation expands resources focused on tokenization within the XRP Ledger. According to the company, the new partnerships add tools for asset transfer, issuance and use of collateral. The proposal is to connect traditional financial services to operations carried out on blockchain. ZILO develops solutions for fund administrators, asset managers, custodians and transfer agents. Among its resources is support for fund holdings digitally represented on blockchain. Licuido, in turn, works with the issuance and distribution of traditional financial assets. Its infrastructure makes it possible to transform these instruments into digital collateral used in on-chain settlement processes. Nigel Khakoo, Ripple's senior vice president of trading and markets, said that the new agreements complement previous initiatives with institutions such as Aviva Investors, Franklin Templeton and DBS. According to him, these relationships "demonstrate how asset managers are focused on implementing tokenized fund structures at scale". "ZILO and Licuido provide essential functionalities to further expand this change: regulated digital transfer agency infrastructure and liquidity for collateral issuance and mobility," Khakoo said in the statement. Ripple also highlighted difficulties present in traditional markets, including underused collateral and lengthy settlement processes. The company says its infrastructure seeks to integrate issuance, custody, collateral and settlement on blockchain. In February, the company had announced a partnership with Aviva Investors to study the tokenization of traditional funds on the XRP Ledger, expanding its presence in the digital financial assets segment.
Ripple announced on 3 August 2026 it is investing in ZILO and Licuido to expand regulated transfer agency, issuance, and collateral mobility capabilities on the XRP Ledger. The announcement, made via Ripple's X account, follows a tokenised fund launch involving asset manager Aviva Investors on the same ledger the prior week. Deal terms, stake sizes, and closing dates for the investments have not been disclosed or independently verified. No formal press release, regulatory filing, or independent confirmation of the investment terms has been identified. Ripple's stated goal is to build infrastructure supporting regulated issuance, transfer agency functions, and collateral mobility on XRPL. The announced investments signal an intent to vertically integrate these services on XRPL, potentially reducing reliance on third-party infrastructure providers.
Wealthtech Zilo has announced a €27 million funding round to support product development, commercial growth, and technological enhancement. This is part of a broader strategy to strengthen offerings and expand geographically, focusing on operational efficiency, service quality, and compliance. Technologically, the initiative emphasizes cloud-native components, open APIs, and process automation, prioritizing resilience, scalability, and data protection. Further updates on the roadmap and service availability will follow.
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Industries
Enterprise Software
Fintech
Financial Services
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Series A
Total Funding
$71.7M
Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Founded
2020
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