Toyow has announced a strategic investment of $10 million from Nimbus Capital. Nimbus Capital focuses on emerging industries and supports high-impact technologies with strong growth potential. This significant investment is set to fuel Toyow’s mission to democratize access to high-value real-world assets (RWAs) by bringing them on-chain through a regulated, user-first marketplace. These assets span a diverse range, including real estate, art, films, music, and commodities.
Toyow is uniquely positioned to lead the next wave of inclusive capital markets, boasting a tokenization pipeline valued at over $38 billion. The company has also established multiple high-profile asset partnerships in real estate, music, and commodities. Surajit Chanda, Founder and CEO of Toyow, stated, “This partnership marks a major milestone for Toyow. Nimbus Capital shares our vision for a future where anyone can access institutional grade assets through blockchain. Together, we’ll scale the platform globally and bring real utility to the RWA space”.
The newly secured funds will be allocated towards scaling operations and expanding regulatory coverage across the UAE and the European Union. Additionally, the investment will support the engagement and onboarding of institutional asset originators and creators, as well as the expansion of Toyow’s tokenization and trading infrastructure. These efforts are also expected to enhance liquidity for the token post-Token Generation Event (TGE) and increase product adoption. This investment underscores investor confidence in Toyow’s approach, which blends compliance, usability, and community incentives to unlock previously inaccessible asset classes for a new wave of investors.
Robert Baker, Managing Partner at Nimbus Capital, commented on the investment, saying, “We’ve been following the evolution of tokenized assets closely, and Toyow stood out — not just for its tech, but for its clear commitment to usability, regulation, and creator empowerment. This isn’t just another RWA platform. It’s a bold bet on the future of inclusive capital markets, one where a teenager in Lagos and a fund manager in London can access the same high value assets within a few clicks.”
