Is DigiFT Safe?
Risk Grade: B- (34/100)
DigiFT is rated as moderate risk — some novel mechanisms, generally well-understood.
DigiFT offers a regulated, institutional-grade approach to RWA tokenization with meaningful dual-jurisdiction licensing. However, it inherits traditional custodial risks while adding DeFi composability complexity. The permissioned model limits liquidity but provides regulatory clarity. Moderate risk profile suitable for institutional RWA exposure.
DigiFT is a regulated exchange for tokenized real-world assets (US Treasuries, bank bonds, money market funds) licensed by both Singapore's MAS and Hong Kong's SFC. It enables institutional investors to buy, sell, and use tokenized securities on-chain, with recent integrations allowing these tokens to serve as DeFi collateral.
TVL
$189M
Mechanisms
6
Interactions
4
Value Grade
D+
Key Risks for DigiFT Users
Assets are held by traditional custodians — if a custodian fails, your tokens may not be immediately redeemable
KYC requirements mean you need to be verified to trade, limiting who can buy your tokens if you need to sell
Regulatory changes in Singapore or Hong Kong could restrict platform operations
Top Risk Factors
- •Centralized custody of underlying RWA assets (US Treasuries, bank bonds, MMFs) introduces counterparty risk if custodians fail or freeze assets
- •Regulatory concentration — dual MAS/SFC licensing means adverse regulatory action in either Singapore or Hong Kong could halt operations
- •Permissioned token transfer restrictions limit secondary market liquidity, creating potential redemption bottlenecks during market stress
Risk Score Breakdown
DigiFT's highest risk area is Regulatory Risk (8/10). Here's how each dimension contributes to the overall 34/100 score:
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This protocol has 2 collapse scenarios. 1 high-severity interaction risks identified. See the full mechanism classification, interaction matrix, and deep-dive recommendations.
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