Centrifuge has launched three tokenized funds on Arc, covering U.S. Treasuries and credit assets. The initiative extends the protocol’s real-world asset infrastructure into short-duration fixed-income products, linking on-chain capital with instruments that institutional allocators have traditionally accessed through off-chain vehicles. The announcement does not identify the funds’ names, mandates, minimum investment sizes, fee structures, investor eligibility, jurisdiction restrictions, liquidity or redemption terms, auditor or custodian arrangements, or regulatory classifications. It also does not specify the credit instruments, issuers, maturity ranges or credit-quality parameters. The launch follows Centrifuge’s broader governance and token-economics development, including CP172, a passed proposal outlining a 1:1 CFG-to-equity conversion. It places the project among expanding tokenized-asset activity in 2026, alongside BNB Chain’s tokenized stocks and ETFs surpassing $1 billion in total value and Morgan Stanley’s plans for tokenized stock trading on an alternative trading system in H2 2026. Practical access and suitability will depend on the fund-level disclosures that Centrifuge releases through its official channels. Market data for CFG, including its current price, 24-hour change, market capitalization and trading volume, was unavailable at publication from the tracked data sources.