Singapore’s largest bank is extending its blockchain strategy by offering tokenized structured notes on the Ethereum public blockchain, in a move that broadens access to complex financial products once reserved for its private clients.

DBS said Thursday in a release that it will distribute the instruments through local Singapore exchanges ADDX, DigiFT and HydraX, marking its first time offering tokenized products to accredited and institutional investors outside its own client base.

The debut product is a crypto-linked participation note that pays out in cash when digital asset prices rise, while limiting downside exposure.

Structured notes traditionally carry minimum investments of $100,000 and are often customized, making them non-fungible.

By tokenizing each instrument into $1,000 u

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