Fosun Wealth has launched Hong Kong’s first tokenized shares with Sisram Medical, backed by Vaulta’s Banking OS and Solana’s blockchain infrastructure.
Key Takeaways
- Fosun Wealth Holdings tokenized $328 million worth of Sisram Medical shares, marking the first real-world asset (RWA) token listing in Hong Kong.
- The project uses Vaulta’s Banking OS and integrates Solana, Ethereum, and Sonic for multichain deployment and settlement.
- Sisram Medical is the first equity under Fosun’s tokenization initiative, with more corporate bonds and shares planned.
- This move reflects a broader trend of traditional financial assets shifting to blockchain for improved accessibility, efficiency, and 24/7 trading.
What Happened?
Fosun Wealth Holdings has officially launched the first tokenized shares in Hong Kong with the listing of Sisram Medical, a medical tech company valued at $328 million. Using Vaulta’s Banking OS and supported by Solana, Ethereum, and Sonic, this initiative represents a major step in bringing traditional equities onto blockchain infrastructure.
FOSUN TOKENIZES $328M IN MEDICAL SHARES ON SOLANA
— Crypto Town Hall (@Crypto_TownHall) September 3, 2025
Fosun Wealth Holdings announced it has tokenized $328M worth of shares in Sisram Medical, listed in Hong Kong.
The initiative uses Vaulta’s “Banking OS” and integrates Solana for issuance and settlement.
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A Major Step Toward Blockchain Finance in Asia
Fosun Wealth Holdings, a Hong Kong-based financial technology platform owned by Fosun International, has introduced the region’s first blockchain-based tokenized equity listing. The tokenized shares represent Sisram Medical, an Israeli beauty and wellness medical tech company listed under ticker 1696.HK on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
This launch was achieved through a multichain deployment across Vaulta, Solana, Ethereum, and Sonic, making Sisram Medical the first Hong Kong Stock Performance Linked Token with multichain compatibility. The integration enables round-the-clock trading, faster settlement, and greater accessibility for investors worldwide.
Fosun’s announcement confirmed that further tokenization of corporate shares and bonds is planned, though specific companies or timelines have not yet been disclosed.
Why Sisram Medical?
Sisram Medical brings a unique angle to this tokenization milestone. As the first Israeli company listed on Hong Kong’s Main Board, it offers a diversified portfolio of aesthetic medical technologies, including injectable fillers and energy-based devices. With global recognition in the beauty and wellness space, it became the ideal candidate to launch this initiative.
The tokenized shares offer investors a new form of digital ownership, improving transparency and efficiency while reducing reliance on traditional intermediaries.
Backing by Vaulta and Solana
This move is supported by Vaulta’s Banking OS, a Web3 financial operating system that combines wealth management, consumer payments, RWA investments, and digital asset insurance.
The use of Solana for settlement highlights its growing role as a high-performance blockchain for financial applications, chosen for its speed and cost efficiency.
Global RWA Momentum
The launch also reflects the rapid rise of tokenized real-world assets (RWA). As of this week, RWA assets globally reached $27.9 billion, a 7.4 percent increase from the previous month according to RWA.xyz data.
With governments and private institutions alike moving toward digitization, Hong Kong’s regulatory-friendly environment positions it as a potential leader in the institutional adoption of tokenized finance.
CoinLaw’s Takeaway
In my experience, this is one of the most meaningful steps we’ve seen toward real blockchain adoption in capital markets. We’ve talked about tokenization for years, but Fosun is actually doing it at scale with a public company. I found the multichain setup particularly compelling because it shows that the infrastructure is ready for prime time. The fact that this is happening in Hong Kong also shows how the region is pushing aggressively to compete with crypto-forward jurisdictions like Singapore and Dubai. If more firms follow Fosun’s lead, tokenized finance may finally become mainstream.
