Superstate completes Series B extension financing, with Invesco Private Capital under Invesco as a new investor
According to Odaily, fintech company Superstate has completed an additional Series B financing round, with asset management giant Invesco Private Capital, under Invesco, joining as a new investor. The amount was not disclosed. Meanwhile, Invesco will assume the role of investment manager for Superstate's flagship tokenized fund USTB (short-term US Treasury fund) from Q2 2026. The fund has a scale of about 900 million US dollars, making it one of the world's largest tokenized treasury products. After the handover, the fund will be renamed, and Superstate will retain its digital transfer agent role. This move marks Invesco's comprehensive entry into the blockchain fund sector. (Prnewswire)
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