DEFYCA provides a fully digital platform that enables investors to access private credit markets through tokenized products, facilitating instant and secure transactions across multiple currencies. By eliminating transaction fees and ensuring real-time liquidity, DEFYCA addresses the inefficiencies and barriers traditionally associated with capital movement in global markets.
Funding
Funding not disclosed

Founders
Product
Problem
Traditional private credit markets suffer from inefficiencies due to high transaction fees, slow settlement times, and limited accessibility, hindering the seamless movement of capital across global markets. These barriers restrict investors and institutions from quickly and securely deploying capital into diverse investment opportunities.
Solution
DEFYCA offers a fully digital platform that facilitates access to private credit markets through tokenized products, enabling instant and secure transactions across multiple currencies. The platform eliminates traditional transaction fees and ensures real-time liquidity, addressing the inefficiencies associated with global capital movement. By tokenizing assets and leveraging blockchain technology, DEFYCA provides a frictionless environment for institutional investors to maximize their cash and operate efficiently in global markets. The platform supports multiple currencies and operates 24/7, ensuring continuous access to investment opportunities.
Target Audience
DEFYCA primarily targets institutional investors, CFOs, corporate treasurers, family offices, HNWIs, and limited & general partners seeking efficient cash management solutions and access to global private credit markets.
Features
- Tokenized products for accessing private credit markets
- Instant and secure transactions across multiple currencies
- Zero transaction fees
- Real-time liquidity
- 24/7 operation
- Investments are fully reserved at global systematically important banks and attested daily
- Audited smart contract technology
- Bankruptcy remote investment vehicle with cash custody at Citi