​IN THE BEYOND TOKENIZATION SERIES

​Moving Cashflows Onchain: Building the infrastructure for institutional RWA cashflows

​Tokenization was the easy part. What happens when the coupon is due? An invite-only institutional lunch roundtable during Singapore FinTech Festival week.

​Over the past few years, the industry has proven that real-world assets can be tokenized. The harder question now is what happens next.

​Coupons, rents, loan repayments and fund distributions still depend on manual calculations, reconciliations and payment instructions spread across issuers, administrators, banks and custodians. For tokenized assets to work at institutional scale, the cashflow layer has to be as reliable as the asset layer.

​Moving Cashflows Onchain is a closed-door morning for the people who run, regulate and build this infrastructure. Two short panels set out how cashflows move today and where onchain rails can improve them. A seated lunch roundtable follows, where we get specific about what is still missing before institutions can rely on them.

​Who should attend

• ​Banks, asset managers and private credit funds

• ​Custodians, paying agents, trustees and fund administrators

• ​Tokenization platforms and issuers

• ​Market infrastructure and DLT ecosystem teams

• ​Regulators and advisors working on tokenized markets

​This is not a vendor showcase. We're curating the room for institutional decision-makers and infrastructure operators.

​Format

• ​10:00 Arrival and coffee

• ​10:30 Opening

• ​10:40 Panel 1: From tokenized assets to programmable cashflows. How coupons, rents, loan repayments and fund distributions move today, and what changes when they are programmable

• ​11:20 Panel 2: Entitlements, waterfalls, attestation and bank/custodian integration

• ​12:00 Seated lunch and roundtable. Table discussions on settlement, distribution and what infrastructure is still missing

• ​13:15 Open floor and close, with coffee for those who want to keep talking