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Pruv Finance raised US$3 million in a Pre-A round to build distribution rails for tokenized real-world assets that meet regulatory rules. The round was led by UOB Venture Management with Saison Capital, Taisu Ventures, Ascent, Spiral Ventures, and Royal Group. Fintech News Singapore report funding, noting Pruv’s focus on making on-chain assets tradable without breaking compliance.
The company says today’s RWA market is large, but most tokens face transfer limits that block DeFi use. “The industry has been stuck with a false choice: compliance or liquidity,” said Chung Ying, Co-founder of Pruv Finance. “Our infrastructure makes that trade-off obsolete.” The platform targets seamless issuance and secondary flows while keeping investor protections.
As part of its approach, Pruv points to Indonesia’s regulator sandbox. D3 Labs, a related builder, confirm status in OJK’s program, which tests new financial technology under supervision before full licensing. OJK’s site outline framework for admitting participants and evaluating results over a defined period.
Pruv adds that its network spans infrastructure and institutional partners so tokens can integrate with DeFi from day one. The team highlights multi-chain access and compliance-ready transferability designed to prevent liquidity from fragmenting across wrapped versions. Investor backing from UOB Venture Management and others supports go-to-market across Asia and beyond, according to the company’s announcement.
If execution matches the plan, the raise could help more private credit, funds, and property-linked assets move on-chain with clearer rules. By pairing regulatory oversight with simple settlement, Pruv aims to make compliant distribution a standard feature of RWA markets rather than a trade-off that slows adoption.
