Tradable to Tokenize $1B of Private Credit on Stellar

Tradable announced Thursday plans to bring up to $1 billion in private credit assets onto the Stellar blockchain, with about $500 million expected to be available at launch and the remainder added over time. The company did not disclose a launch date.

Tradable will use Stellar’s network to support regulatory compliance checks, investor onboarding and asset lifecycle management for the tokenized positions, including loan servicing and settlement functions.

The initiative will initially place roughly $500 million of notional value on Stellar and expand to $1 billion as the program scales. Tradable has previously tokenized about $1.7 billion in private credit across nearly 30 institutional-grade positions.

Denelle Dixon, chief executive of the Stellar Development Foundation, described the agreement as evidence of rising institutional interest in tokenizing real-world assets on Stellar.

Market trackers estimate the tokenized real-world asset sector has grown above $34 billion since early 2025. Analysts estimate private credit represents about 44% of the tokenized RWA market.

Stellar has been working with institutional infrastructure providers. The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation plans to connect its tokenization service to the Stellar network, and other projects are using blockchain tools for collateral management and round-the-clock settlement.

Tradable did not name which private credit positions will be tokenized at launch or provide a detailed timeline for expanding to $1 billion. The company said the integration is intended to expand access for institutional investors that use blockchain custody, transfer and reporting tools.

Analysts and market trackers point to the migration of traditional financial assets onto blockchain ledgers as a driver of the tokenization trend, with private credit prominent because institutions seek alternative yield and platforms aim to streamline origination, servicing and settlement onchain.