Mirae Asset Securities Issues Tokenized Notes on Solana
Mirae Asset Securities' Hong Kong unit has issued six-month, US dollar floating-rate notes in tokenized form on Solana under its $3 billion Guaranteed Structured Note Programme, with Singapore's Marketnode acting as authorized distributor.
The Hong Kong unit of Mirae Asset Securities has issued six-month, US dollar floating-rate notes in tokenized form on Solana, the company announced on Wednesday, October 28.
The notes were issued under the firm's $3 billion Guaranteed Structured Note Programme and offered by private placement to eligible professional investors in Hong Kong. The Solana Foundation supported the transaction.
Singapore-regulated Marketnode acted as authorized distributor. Mirae handled token issuance, payments and lifecycle management on its in-house tokenization platform.
"Extending our structured note capabilities into digitally native channels is a natural progression"
Kelly Sohn, head of digital assets at Mirae Asset Securities
Marketnode's digital assets chief pointed to distribution.
"The next stage of tokenisation is about distribution"
Andrew Scott, head of digital assets at Marketnode
The company said the transaction could provide a model for distributing a wider range of structured products through blockchain-based channels.
Group background
Mirae Asset Securities belongs to South Korea's Mirae Asset Financial Group, which spans brokerage, investment banking, asset management and insurance. Affiliate Mirae Asset Consulting acquired a controlling stake in crypto exchange Korbit in July, and the exchange has since rebranded to Digital X.
The group's asset management arm, Mirae Asset Global Investments, operates the Global X and TIGER ETF brands. Its website lists $275 billion in ETF assets under management as of June 2026.
Context
The issuance adds to recent institutional tokenization activity. Earlier this month, Matter Labs launched Prividium Commander, a control plane that bundles permissions, token issuance and compliance for banks.
