Huo Xing Cai Jing reports that fintech company Superstate has announced a follow-up B-round financing, with Invesco Private Capital, a division of asset management giant Invesco, joining as a new investor—the amount was not disclosed. Concurrently, Invesco will assume the role of investment manager for Superstate’s flagship tokenized fund, USTB (Short-Term U.S. Treasury Fund), starting in Q2 2026. The fund, with assets of approximately $900 million, is among the largest tokenized U.S. Treasury products globally. Following the transition, the fund will be renamed, while Superstate will retain its role as digital transfer agent. This move marks Invesco’s full entry into the blockchain fund space.
Superstate Completes Additional B-Round Financing with Invesco Private Capital as New Investor
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Fintech firm Superstate has completed a B-round additional financing with Invesco Private Capital, a subsidiary of Invesco, which is joining as a new investor. The deal amount remains undisclosed. Invesco will also serve as the investment manager for Superstate’s USTB tokenized fund—a $900 million short-term U.S. Treasury product subject to capital gains tax. The fund will be renamed when Invesco assumes management in Q2 2026, with Superstate handling digital transfers. The transaction aligns with CFT measures to ensure compliance in tokenized assets.
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