Luxembourg-based Investre has raised €2.4 million to scale its regulated fund tokenisation platform and expand across Europe’s digital capital markets.
Investre, Luxembourg’s first and only licensed Control Agent, has raised €2.4 million to accelerate its regulated tokenisation platform. Having completed more than 3,000 fund tokenisations in two years, the firm now plans to expand its institutional wallet infrastructure and bring more of the fund lifecycle on-chain.
Silicon Luxembourg spoke with Georges Bock, Founder and CEO of Investre, to learn more about the round and what it means for the company’s next chapter.
“Our objective is not simply to tokenise funds, but to create a fully automated, reliable and interoperable operating model for the investment industry.”
Georges Bock, Founder and CEO of Investre
What does this funding enable Investre to achieve over the next 12 to 18 months?
This funding allows us to accelerate a strategy that is already delivering results. Over the past two years, we have completed more than 3,000 regulated fund tokenisations and became Luxembourg’s first — and currently only — licensed Control Agent. Together, these milestones have established an early leadership position in Europe’s emerging digital capital markets, although we fully expect larger financial institutions and infrastructure providers to enter this space as the market matures.
Our ambition is to stay ahead through execution and innovation. Today, Investre is unique in covering the entire regulated tokenised investment value chain — from fund issuance and investor onboarding to MiFID-compliant wallets, primary market distribution, safekeeping and selected secondary market functionalities. We believe this integrated approach removes much of the operational complexity and friction that has historically slowed digital transformation in the fund industry.
A major focus will be the continued rollout of Luxembourg’s new Control Agent framework, where Investre became the first licensed operator. We believe this creates the legal foundation for the next generation of fully digital capital markets in Europe.
Another strategic priority is strengthening the institutional wallet infrastructure that underpins regulated digital investing. We will continue adding functionality that improves interoperability and connectivity with banks, distributors, custodians and future trading venues, making it easier for traditional financial institutions to adopt tokenised fund infrastructure without replacing their existing systems.
Finally, we will continue bringing more elements of the fund lifecycle on-chain — from atomic delivery-versus-payment settlement and automated corporate actions to capital calls and programmable compliance. Our objective is not simply to tokenise funds, but to create a fully automated, reliable and interoperable operating model for the investment industry.
If, in doing so, we can help reinforce Luxembourg’s position as Europe’s leading domicile for digital investment funds, we will consider that a success not only for Investre, but for the broader financial ecosystem.
“The technology has never been the biggest challenge.”
Georges Bock, Founder and CEO of Investre
What has been the biggest challenge in bringing regulated fund tokenisation to the European market?
The technology has never been the biggest challenge.
Europe already has world-class expertise in investment funds and mature blockchain technology. The real challenge has been building regulated infrastructure that integrates seamlessly into existing financial market rules while delivering genuine efficiency gains.
Capital markets are built on trust. Every innovation must satisfy regulators, fund managers, custodians, distributors and investors simultaneously. That transition is now unfolding before our eyes.
Europe — and Luxembourg in particular — have taken important steps by establishing legal frameworks that recognise blockchain-based securities as part of mainstream financial markets rather than treating them as exceptions. Luxembourg has been especially proactive, with the CSSF demonstrating an open and constructive approach to enabling innovative, compliant solutions while maintaining the high regulatory standards for which the financial centre is known.
Today, one of the biggest challenges is no longer regulation but adoption. Many traditional financial institutions have spent the past years observing developments rather than preparing for them. As a result, there are still significant knowledge gaps, and many organisations have yet to define a clear strategic roadmap for digital assets and tokenised fund infrastructure. The technology is advancing rapidly, but organisational readiness often lags behind.
At the same time, the global market is entering a new phase. Major financial institutions and market infrastructures are moving from experimentation to industrialisation. Nasdaq and the New York Stock Exchange have announced plans to introduce 24/5 trading in October 2026, while USDC and other regulated digital dollars are becoming increasingly mainstream as a means of transferring value on-chain. These developments signal that digital market infrastructure is no longer a niche innovation — it is becoming part of the future architecture of global capital markets.
Europe has every opportunity to lead this transformation. It combines the world’s largest cross-border fund industry with a progressive regulatory framework. The next challenge is no longer proving that tokenisation works — it is helping financial institutions build the strategies, infrastructure and operational capabilities needed to adopt it at scale.
“We are building the operating system that connects funds, cash, compliance and investors into one seamless, programmable financial infrastructure.”
Georges Bock, Founder and CEO of Investre
How do you see the relationship between Investre’s infrastructure business and Moniflo evolving in the coming years?
The two businesses are deeply complementary and reinforce one another.
Investre is our B2B infrastructure platform. We build the regulated digital market infrastructure that enables investment funds to be issued, distributed, settled and safely held on blockchain. Today, we cover the entire regulated value chain — from fund issuance and Control Agent services to order routing, clearing, settlement and MiFID-compliant safekeeping.
Moniflo is our B2C platform. It demonstrates what becomes possible once this infrastructure exists by giving investors a simple, intuitive and fully digital investment experience. It also showcases that investors are absolutely ready for the new technology if properly packaged. At the same time, Moniflo serves as a real-world innovation lab where new features can be tested, validated and refined before being made available to the wider market.
Importantly, the technology behind Moniflo is not limited to our own platform. It can be white-labelled and integrated by banks, wealth managers and distributors, allowing them to offer their clients a modern digital investment experience while seamlessly connecting to regulated blockchain infrastructure.
As the market evolves, our strategic focus is centred on Investre as the infrastructure provider for Europe’s digital fund industry. We are building the rails that allow banks, asset managers, distributors and marketplaces to participate in the next generation of capital markets. They can leverage our experience and our solutions.
Moniflo will showcase what this new infrastructure makes possible for investors. Investre, meanwhile, will remain focused on building trusted, regulated and interoperable infrastructure that enables the entire financial ecosystem to transition towards digital capital markets. Ultimately, our vision extends beyond tokenisation itself. We are building the operating system that connects funds, cash, compliance and investors into one seamless, programmable financial infrastructure.
“We believe the future of financial markets will be increasingly wallet-centric, where regulated digital wallets become the secure gateway […]”
Georges Bock, Founder and CEO of Investre
What milestones should the market expect from Investre before the end of the year?
Our priority is to continue transforming a fragmented operating model into an integrated digital ecosystem for the fund industry.
Technology alone is not enough. Digital capital markets require an ecosystem in which fund administrators, custody banks, distributors, trading venues and investors can interact seamlessly on a common infrastructure. Over the coming months, we expect to announce a number of strategic partnerships that further strengthen this ecosystem and make it easier for asset managers to adopt tokenised fund operations without disrupting their existing business models.
Upstream, we are working closely with fund administrators to further automate the operational lifecycle of investment funds. At the same time, we are engaging with custody banks to build fully digital, shared subscription and redemption processes. Our vision is that every participant should work from the same trusted data, supported by a single shared digital transaction record rather than multiple reconciled copies. This has the potential to significantly reduce operational friction while improving transparency, auditability and resilience.
Another important milestone is extending the market infrastructure beyond primary issuance. We are actively developing partnerships with regulated tokenised trading venues and selected DeFi infrastructures to enable broader distribution, liquidity and secondary market trading for tokenised investment funds.
Cash is equally important. True digital capital markets require securities and cash to move together. Operationally, our infrastructure is already capable of supporting atomic Delivery-versus-Payment (DvP) settlement on a T+0 basis. Our objective is to bring one of the first live production transactions to market, demonstrating how instant, fully digital settlement can become a reality for regulated investment funds.
A further strategic priority is institutional wallet infrastructure. We believe the future of financial markets will be increasingly wallet-centric, where regulated digital wallets become the secure gateway through which institutions hold assets, establish identity and access multiple market infrastructures. Investre already operates MiFID-compliant institutional wallet infrastructure, and we are investing heavily in interoperability, enabling banks, corporates and institutional investors to connect securely to different trading venues and financial ecosystems through a single trusted wallet. Smart contract whitelisting and programmable compliance are key building blocks of this vision, ensuring that assets can move freely while remaining fully compliant with regulatory requirements.
Ultimately, our ambition is not simply to tokenise investment funds. It is to help build the shared digital infrastructure that allows Europe’s fund industry to operate faster, more efficiently and with far less operational complexity than today’s fragmented model.
“In the future, people will no longer talk about tokenised investment funds. They will simply talk about investment funds.”
Georges Bock, Founder and CEO of Investre
Looking ahead, what is your long-term vision for the future of tokenised investment funds in Europe?
We believe the financial industry is approaching one of its most profound transformations in decades. In many ways, it can be compared to the Industrial Revolution, when electricity and combustion engines gradually replaced steam power. The change did not simply make existing machines faster — it fundamentally changed how industries were organised. We believe distributed ledger technology will have a similar impact on financial markets.
In the future, people will no longer talk about tokenised investment funds. They will simply talk about investment funds. Just as we no longer speak about “internet companies” because the internet has become invisible infrastructure, blockchain will become an integral part of the financial system rather than a technology discussed in its own right.
What matters is not the token. What matters is the operating model behind it. Digital assets make it possible to connect securities, cash, compliance, identity and ownership into one programmable, automated process. That has the potential to dramatically reduce friction, shorten settlement cycles, improve transparency and create entirely new investment experiences.
Europe has a unique opportunity to lead this transformation. It combines the world’s largest cross-border fund industry with a regulatory framework that increasingly recognises digital securities as a natural evolution of capital markets. But leadership is never permanent. The United States and Asia are investing heavily in digital market infrastructure, and Europe must move from regulation to industrial adoption if it wants to remain competitive.
Our ambition at Investre is to help build that future. We want to provide the trusted infrastructure that enables asset managers, banks and distributors to operate in a fully digital capital market while making investing more accessible, efficient and transparent for everyone.
Ultimately, this is about far more than digitising today’s products. It is about building the operating system for the next generation of European capital markets. If Europe gets this right, it will not simply modernise the fund industry — it will redefine how capital is raised, distributed and invested for decades to come.
