XEFFY Completes $20 Million Funding to Advance Vault and On-Chain RWA Infrastructure

XEFFY Completes $20 Million Funding to Advance Vault and On-Chain RWA Infrastructure

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2026-06-05 15:00:50
Web3 asset management platform XEFFY has closed a total of $20 million in funding, comprising a $5 million angel round and a $15 million private round, to expand its Vault platform, on-chain RWA infrastructure, and ecosystem growth.
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According to a report by The Block on June 5, Web3 asset management platform XEFFY has completed a total funding of $20 million, consisting of a $5 million angel round and a $15 million private round.

The capital will be primarily allocated to three areas: expanding the Vault management platform, building on-chain real-world asset (RWA) infrastructure, and driving global community growth. A portion of the funds will also be used through the XEFFY Fund to support ecosystem development.

At the core of XEFFY's platform is a combination of a market-neutral Vault strategy and on-chain RWA infrastructure. The market-neutral strategy is designed to hedge against market volatility, providing investors with stable asset management tools. Meanwhile, the RWA infrastructure enables the tokenization of traditional assets and their introduction on-chain, granting both retail and institutional users convenient access to tokenized RWA markets.

As the RWA sector continues to heat up, platforms that bridge traditional finance and decentralized technology are attracting increasing capital attention.

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