Securitize Launches Hamilton Lane’s Senior Credit Fund HLSCOPE on TRON Blockchain

Securitize Launches Hamilton Lane’s Senior Credit Fund HLSCOPE on TRON Blockchain

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2026-06-02 14:00:51
Securitize has deployed Hamilton Lane’s Senior Credit Opportunities Fund (HLSCOPE) onto the TRON blockchain via its compliant tokenization framework, marking the first Securitize asset issued on TRON and offering accredited investors on-chain exposure.
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Securitize announced the launch of Hamilton Lane’s Senior Credit Opportunities Fund (HLSCOPE) on the TRON blockchain using its compliant tokenization structure. This marks the first Securitize asset to be issued on TRON, providing accredited investors with a new on-chain access point to an opportunistic senior credit perpetual fund managed by the global private markets investment firm.

The tokenized HLSCOPE allows qualified investors to gain direct exposure to the credit strategy on-chain. TRON’s infrastructure underpins this initiative, with over 383 million accounts, approximately $90 billion in stablecoin circulation, and high-frequency settlement capabilities ensuring efficient and cost-effective operations for the fund.

The deployment highlights the growing convergence of traditional credit products and public blockchain networks. By leveraging TRON’s extensive user base and stablecoin liquidity, Hamilton Lane can extend the reach of its credit fund to a wider on-chain investor community while staying within a compliant framework.

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