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IX Finance brings private-market assets that earn real revenue on-chain. Each asset sits in its own SPV, a specialist operator runs it under contract, and its revenue is paid to token holders every month. Every asset, payment and holding is recorded on a public register that anyone can check.
The first product, IX-CORE, is live on testnet (Base Sepolia and Robinhood Chain) at testnet.ix.finance. Testnet figures use test stablecoins and are clearly labeled. Mainnet follows a third-party security audit — see the Roadmap.

Three layers, one register

1 · Own

Tokenized shares of private-market assets that pay their revenue to holders. Live on testnet.

2 · Borrow & lend

Borrow against the asset tokens you hold, repaid from the asset’s own revenue. Planned.

3 · Finance

Fund operators building new infrastructure, secured by the asset and repaid from its revenue. Planned.

Four private-market books

Each book has its own series of SPVs — one SPV per asset or cohort — so a problem in one asset cannot reach another. See Asset classes & SPVs.

How the pieces fit

1

Own

Each asset is held in its own bankruptcy-remote SPV and registered on-chain with its identity, operator and value.
2

Operate

We do not run the assets ourselves. Data-centre hosts, farm managers, lenders and property managers operate them under contract.
3

Collect

Revenue is paid into an on-chain vault every month.
4

Distribute

Net revenue is split 85% to holders, 10% to IX Finance and 5% to a reserve that smooths weaker months. See Revenue & distributions.

Start here

How it works

The end-to-end model.

Why IX Finance

The opportunity and our principles.

For institutions

The one-page allocator overview.