Asseto Tokenizes Infrastructure via NGI+ Fund
Asseto has added NGI+, a private infrastructure equity asset backed by a Partners Group strategy, as the first infrastructure product on its RWA tokenization platform. The move expands Asseto's architecture beyond standardized assets into private markets.
Yuri Konnov
Asseto describes itself as one of the few integrated tokenization technology service providers in the Asia-Pacific region with end-to-end, full-stack delivery capabilities. The platform has deployed thirteen RWA products across multiple blockchains, with tokenized asset volume exceeding $500 million, and has achieved several regulatory milestones in Hong Kong, including the launch of the city's first real estate RWA project. The NGI+ token gives eligible investors on-chain access to a strategy shaped by Partners Group's infrastructure investment history, pairing the fund manager's due diligence framework with Asseto's compliance advisory, asset tokenization, on-chain distribution, and settlement infrastructure.
The announcement follows a period of institutional partnership activity for Asseto. In June 2026, Eddid Securities and Futures, a subsidiary of Eddid Financial, signed a strategic partnership agreement with Asseto to jointly advance the tokenization of global assets across multiple jurisdictions. Under that agreement, Eddid Financial committed to identifying and screening underlying assets while Asseto provides the full tokenization stack. The NGI+ launch represents the kind of alternative investment product that such distribution partnerships are structured to place.
Asseto's platform was also the subject of an institutional infrastructure announcement in June 2026, when Hashgraph disclosed that its tokenization and trading platform, HashSphere, had integrated Asseto's technology to accelerate institutional tokenization workflows. According to Hashgraph's announcement of the Asseto integration, the collaboration was designed to support compliant issuance and distribution of tokenized assets on the Hedera network. The NGI+ product launch follows that infrastructure build-out by roughly one month.
The RWA tracker at rwa.xyz's Asseto platform profile lists the platform's active tokenized products and blockchain deployments, providing an independent reference point for the thirteen-product figure cited in Asseto's own materials. Private infrastructure equity, as an asset class, involves illiquid underlying holdings, long capital cycles, and complex valuation methodologies — characteristics that have historically made it difficult to distribute through standardized channels. The NGI+ structure attempts to address the distribution constraint through on-chain tokenization while leaving the underlying fund management with Partners Group.
The full announcement text is available via the Manila Times GlobeNewswire pickup of the Asseto press release, which confirms the July 7, 2026 announcement date and the NGI+ product name.
What remains unclear
The press release and associated announcement materials do not disclose the size of the NGI+ token issuance, the number of eligible investors currently onboarded, the minimum subscription amount, or the fee structure applied at the tokenization layer. The announcement does not identify which specific blockchain or blockchains NGI+ has been deployed on, nor does it specify the custody arrangement for the underlying fund interests. The regulatory classification of the NGI+ token under Hong Kong's Securities and Futures Ordinance — or under Luxembourg's fund framework — is not addressed. The commercial terms of Asseto's arrangement with Partners Group, including whether Partners Group is a direct counterparty or whether an intermediary fund administrator is involved, are not stated. No secondary-market liquidity mechanism or redemption frequency for the on-chain token is described.
What the July 7 announcement concretely establishes is that Asseto's platform now carries at least one tokenized product referencing a private infrastructure equity strategy managed by Partners Group, and that NGI+ is live as of that date. It does not disclose the token's total supply, the identity of current token holders, the haircut or valuation methodology applied to the underlying fund interests, or whether any regulator has reviewed the specific NGI+ token structure as distinct from the underlying Luxembourg-domiciled fund.
