RWA infrastructure project Golden FI completes $2 million seed round financing, led by Jinchain Capital
ChainCatcher News, Web3 real-world asset (RWA) digitization infrastructure platform Golden FI announced the successful completion of a $2 million seed round of financing.
This round was led by strategic partner Jinlian Capital, with participation from four other globally renowned investment institutions specializing in Web3 and fintech. According to the official statement, information on the remaining four participating institutions has not been disclosed for strategic reasons.
Golden FI is committed to building a secure, transparent, and compliant RWA on-chain protocol, aiming to bridge the gap between traditional financial assets and decentralized finance (DeFi). The funds raised in this round will mainly be used to accelerate the development of the underlying technical architecture, strengthen the construction of a global multi-jurisdictional compliance system, and further expand high-quality real-world asset supply-side partnerships worldwide.
As a rising force in the RWA sector, Golden FI, backed by the strategic support of Golden Link and its innovative asset mapping technology, is rapidly becoming an important bridge connecting real-world value with the crypto ecosystem.
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