IXS
IXS is the licensed yield layer for agentic finance, offering tokenized real-world asset yields for human and agent capital.
What is IXS?
IXS is the Institutional Exchange Settlement Layer, providing licensed blockchain and tokenization infrastructure for the compliant, large-scale adoption of institutional tokenized real-world assets. The platform offers tokenized exposure to U.S. Treasuries, private credit, and BTC yield with 4–12% APY through RWA vaults designed for both humans and AI agents. IXS provides end-to-end rails for tokenizing, distributing, and trading regulated real-world assets, built for issuers and partners. With $88M+ raised on the platform, 60+ institutional deals, and 7 years of operating history, IXS operates across 10+ live blockchains. Agent-accessible vaults use the ERC-4626 standard with no KYC required at the protocol layer.
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