Key Takeaways
Why are Oracle and IPDN making moves in tokenization now?
Both companies are capitalizing on institutional demand for blockchain-based settlement and compliant RWA trading infrastructure.
How fast is the RWA market growing?
According to a16z and HTX Ventures, the tokenized asset market has surged to $30 billion, quadrupling in just two years.
Oracle and Professional Diversity Network [IPDN] are the latest traditional firms diving into blockchain infrastructure, underscoring a rapid shift toward institutional-grade tokenization.
Oracle announced the launch of its Digital Assets Data Nexus platform on 27 October. It is built to help banks and financial institutions issue, manage, and settle tokenized assets on-chain.
Meanwhile, IPDN also revealed a strategic collaboration with QBSG Limited to develop a global Real-World Asset (RWA) Exchange. This is designed to bridge regulated capital markets with blockchain rails.
Together, the two announcements mark a new front in the corporate tokenization race. Legacy tech firms and public companies are now building infrastructure to bring traditional finance fully on-chain.
RWA market enters its breakout phase
Recent on-chain data show the RWA market has entered a period of exponential growth.
According to a16z crypto report, the total RWA market has expanded fourfold in the past two years, reaching $30 billion in tokenized value.
Additionally, BlackRock leads the pack with $2.6 billion in tokenized Treasuries, while Ethereum hosts $9.6 billion in total RWA issuance.
Data also indicates that tokenized private credit is valued between $12–$16 billion. This represents over half of all RWA activity.
Institutions are now building the rails
Oracle’s entry shows a major shift in how institutions approach blockchain adoption. Its new platform promises compliance-ready infrastructure for on-chain settlement.
This is a critical component as major banks move toward tokenized credit and liquidity products.
Similarly, IPDN’s RWA Exchange adds a regulated marketplace layer, supporting the tokenization of equities, real estate, and commodities.
Both efforts align with broader industry moves by JPMorgan, Citi, and BlackRock, all of which have unveiled tokenization pilots this year.
The bottom line
From private credit to tokenized Treasuries, real-world assets are no longer a niche experiment; they’re becoming the backbone of institutional blockchain adoption.
Oracle and IPDN’s latest moves reinforce that the race to tokenize traditional finance is now firmly underway — and the market, already worth tens of billions, is just getting started.
