Rayls & AmFi Alliance Targets $1B On-Chain by 2027 In An Institutional RWA Breakthrough
Rayls, the first Layer 1 blockchain in the world to be designed with RWA tokenization in mind, has selected AmFi, the largest private credit tokenization platform in Brazil, in a strategic partnership. The partnership seeks to bring over $1 billion in real-world assets tokenized on the Rayls network by June 2027, which is one of the largest institutional RWA projects to date.
Brazil’s Largest Tokenized Private Credit Pipeline Moves to Rayls
AmFi is already acting as the monopolist in the Brazilian credit tokenization environment by issuing close to R$3 billion (more than 500 million USD) of credit and debt instruments. AmFi will also move its current tokenized portfolio to the Rayls blockchain as it embarks on a new relationship with it, becoming the first issuer of new institutional-grade RWAs on the platform.
The partnership is based on the vision of Rayls to establish a fully compliant, scalable and permissioned public Layer 1 chain designed to support regulated financial assets.
Ambitious Roadmap for Total Value Tokenized (TVT)
The Rayls & AmFi partnership involves specific and quantifiable milestones, which will be aimed at gradually introducing institutions within 18 months:
- $100 million TVT by July 2026
- TVT to be sustained at 500 million by January 2027.
- US $1 billion in tokenized assets by June 2027.
These deliverables are one of the biggest institutional RWA commitments in any blockchain ecosystem.
Built for Regulatory Compliance Across Brazil, Europe, and the U.S.
Rayls has established itself as the institutional ready blockchain of compliance. The network also provides intrinsic compliance with regulatory systems such as:
- CVM and Central Bank in Brazil (BACEN).
- Europe’s MiCA standards
- U.S. compliance frameworks
This multi-jurisdictional alignment enables regulated financial institutions to issue tokenized assets on-chain, which are programmable, will be audited, and entirely compliant.
The operations of AmFi are deeply embedded on the regulatory system of Brazil. The entire tokenized portfolio of its own private credit is registered in Brazilian financial regulators and with licensed custodians, providing investor confidence and capital security.
5 Million RLS Grant to Accelerate Long-Term Growth
The collaboration consists of a 5 million RLS grant to AmFi by Rayls to speed up the building of the ecosystem and share long-term economic incentives.
This grant is an investment of more than money, it is a promise to make Rayls the premier privately owned RWA chain in the Southern Hemisphere, said Marcos Viriato, Co-Founder and CEO of Parfin, the team behind the L1 blockchain.
This was similar to the leadership of AmFi. CPO of AmFi and Co-Founder Joao Pirola pointed out that the transition of the AmFi operations to Rayls entirely is the way to the democratization of access to the Brazilian real-economy yield.
Accelerating the RWA Future Ahead of Mainnet
The news follows Rayls readying its much-anticipated launch of its Mainnet in Q1 2026 that will allow DeFi users around the globe to access institutional-caliber tokenized assets on the its public chain. It should introduce new liquidity into the DeFi ecosystem and make global access to private credit.
AmFi is prepared to scale, said the CEO and Founder, Paulo David. We are increasing the frontiers of global investors by matching our skills with the platform.
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