Liquidise and JellyC Partner to Tokenise JellyC Funds on Redbelly Network

Liquidise, a leading provider of liquidity solutions, and JellyC, a leading digital asset management firm, today announced an agreement to tokenise JellyC Funds on Redbelly Network. This partnership will enable the tokenisation of funds under the JellyC umbrella, providing investors with unprecedented access to liquidity, transparency, and compliance. 

The collaboration between Liquidise, Redbelly Network, and JellyC aims to deliver a fully liquid and compliant tokenised fund, allowing investors to benefit from real-time net asset value (NAV) unit pricing, full transparency, and auditability over ownership.  

By leveraging the speed and inbuilt accountability layer of Redbelly Network, where all network users undergo a KYC process and are issued verified credentials, the partnership will redefine the way funds are managed and traded, ensuring all parties know exactly who they are dealing with to meet fundamental compliance requirements. 

"Through this partnership we can provide our investors with unparalleled liquidity, transparency, and compliance, while also opening up new opportunities for us to interact with the market," said Michael Prendiville, Co-founder of JellyC, "We're excited to partner with Liquidise to bring this technology to the asset management industry. Collectively we will be paving the way for the mainstream adoption of tokenised funds in the asset management sector." 

Liquidise Co-founder and CEO Matt Mills said:

"Liquidise is excited to be working with JellyC to tokenise and enable better liquidity for their funds and investors. By building on Redbelly blockchain with accountability at its core, this collaboration will deliver a compliant tokenised fund that gives investors greater visibility and control over their investments. We hope that through demonstrating the benefits tokenisation brings, more funds will follow the same path and choose Liquidise." 

Alan Burt, Chairman, Redbelly Network, commented: 

"This partnership showcases how Redbelly Network's unique composable compliance and instant finality can bring greater transparency, trust, and efficiency to the management and trading of private equity and venture capital funds. By ensuring that all users are verified through our KYC process, we enable our partners to know exactly who they’re dealing with, a critical factor for compliance and seamless collaboration."  

The partnership between Liquidise, Redbelly, and JellyC is set to bring new opportunities to the tokenised funds market. By building on Redbelly's verified and patented technology, the trio aims to set a new standard for the asset management industry, providing investors with unparalleled access to liquidity, transparency, and compliance. 


Contact 

For more information, please visit www.jellyc.io 
 
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About JellyC 
JellyC is an Australian based leading digital asset management firm committed to providing innovative investment solutions. With a focus on security, transparency, and superior returns, JellyC offers unique opportunities for sophisticated and institutional investors to gain exposure to the rapidly growing blockchain industry. 

About Redbelly Network 

Redbelly Network is the world’s first formally verified blockchain, developed at the University of Sydney in collaboration with CSIRO, the Australian National Science Agency. Patent #12093247 granted in the United States. 

Redbelly’s core customers are licensed asset issuers. Redbelly enables issuers to build digital registries, creating a shared source of truth for entire asset classes on-chain, and facilitating the creation of new structured financial products from tokenised assets. 

Our network integrates full user identity and accountability at the transaction layer, protecting user PII with zero-knowledge proofs (ZKP) and verifiable credentials. This ensures proper licensing, jurisdiction compliance, and eliminates the need for repetitive KYC processes. Compliance is automatically enforced and customisable by asset class and jurisdiction, removing the need for offline registries and paper-based checks. 
 
About Liquidise 

Liquidise Limited aims to be the premier asset tokenisation platform on the Redbelly Network. It currently provides registry services for unlisted securities worth over A$1 billion, in Australia. By delivering both registry and liquidity solutions to unlisted companies, Liquidise is the only end-to-end compliant asset tokenisation platform. 

To learn more or to get in touch regarding registry, liquidity, or tokenisation services, go to liquidise.com 


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This article ("Article") has been prepared for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to purchase any financial product or service. This Article does not form part of any offer document issued by JellyC Pty Ltd (CAR Number 001293184), a corporate authorised representative of TAF Capital Pty Ltd (ACN 159 557 598, AFSL 425925). Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results, and no person guarantees the performance of any financial product or service mentioned in this Article, nor the amount or timing of any return from it.

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