Techub News reported that KIP, the investment institution under Kaia DLT Foundation, has announced the formal integration of Korean P2P platform 8percent into Yield8, its flagship tokenized fund. Through the integration, Korean loan receivables are being brought on-chain, allowing Yield8 to provide global investors with exposure to institutional-grade credit assets.
8percent credit assets connect to the Kaia blockchain
According to the announcement, the partnership enables 8percent to tokenize real estate-backed loans and securities account-backed loans through the Kaia blockchain, thereby reaching global investors. The arrangement links 8percent’s P2P lending assets with KIP’s tokenized fund product, with the referenced asset scope centered on Korean loan receivables.
8percent has an accumulated associated loan volume of 1.31 trillion Korean won. The platform’s disclosed risk figures include a delinquency rate of 2.04% for loans overdue by more than 30 days and an annual loss rate of about 0.05%. These figures were released alongside the Yield8 integration and form the main disclosed data points for the fund’s introduction of Korean P2P credit assets.