SG-FUNDBRIDGE-ULTRA
Delta Wellington Ultra Short Treasury On-Chain Fund (ULTRA)
Reported issuance — not confirmed by issuer or registerFundBridge Capital (Delta Master Trust), sub-manager Wellington Management Singapore; tokenised by Libeara
YIELD
PRICE
vs SAVINGS
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RISK
NOT RATED
PEERS
-1
VENUES
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Peers · Reported issuance — not confirmed by issuer or register
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Description
ISSUER DOCSDelta Wellington Ultra Short Treasury On-Chain Fund (ULTRA): Open-ended sub-fund of the Singapore-domiciled Delta Master Trust investing in US Treasuries with under one year of duration; Standard Chartered custodian; subscriptions in USDC or fiat, issued first on Ethereum; minimum US$200,000. Date: 2024-10. Evidence: reported issuance — not confirmed by issuer or register. TokenBank lists it so the global picture is complete; check the source before relying on it.
Where to trade
SECONDARY MARKETNo market data for SG-FUNDBRIDGE-ULTRA yet — buy through the issuer below.
Issuer · primary market
SUBSCRIBE / REDEEMFundBridge Capital (Delta Master Trust), sub-manager Wellington Management Singapore; tokenised by Libeara
MIN
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KYC
Not stated by the source
CUSTODY
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Who may buy is set by the issuer — check their terms. Not investment advice.
Key facts
- Yield / return
- Not stated by the source
- Risk
- Not rated (imported)
- Minimum
- —
- KYC
- Not stated by the source
Details
- Issuer
- FundBridge Capital (Delta Master Trust), sub-manager Wellington Management Singapore; tokenised by Libeara
- Type
- Reported issuance — not confirmed by issuer or register
- Category
- Tokenized Treasuries
- Jurisdiction
- Singapore
Questions
ANSWERS- Which digital bonds and tokenized funds have been issued in Singapore and the Gulf?
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