Hamilton Lane Automates Pricing for Tokenized Funds
Investors gain daily pricing and automated compliance for the SCOPE fund via new blockchain data feeds.
Updated on Oct. 15, 2026 in Investing
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Hamilton Lane now uses RedStone to provide daily pricing for its tokenized SCOPE fund on the blockchain. This integration aims to improve liquidity and broaden access to private equity products for investors.
Why it matters
The use of automated data feeds for tokenized private equity helps modernize how asset values are updated and verified on-chain. This shift is intended to reduce manual processes, potentially improving accessibility to private market investments.
The new Sanctions Oracle checks wallets against 463 aggregated sanctions lists. This automated verification replaces manual review processes to facilitate real-time compliance for tokenized assets.
The players
Hamilton Lane
An investment firm managing private markets that is integrating digital tools to increase product liquidity.
RedStone
A provider of blockchain oracle data feeds used to supply pricing and regulatory compliance information.
Victor Jung
The leader of digital assets strategy at Hamilton Lane since 2022.
Securitize
A platform specializing in the issuance and management of tokenized financial products.
The details
RedStone supplies oracle pricing data that bridges private equity fund values with blockchain networks, allowing for daily valuation updates. Simultaneously, the newly launched Sanctions Oracle enables smart contracts to perform real-time wallet checks against global sanctions lists. By automating both pricing and regulatory compliance, the infrastructure supports the operation of tokenized products like the Hamilton Lane SCOPE fund issued through Securitize.
Timeline
June 2022: Victor Jung began leading digital assets strategy at Hamilton Lane.
2025: The RedStone RED utility token launched.
October 8, 2026: RedStone launched the Sanctions Oracle on the Ethereum mainnet.
Money Landscape
The integration marks a push by traditional investment managers to adopt blockchain infrastructure for private market funds. It follows the broader trend of utilizing the Ethereum mainnet to automate regulatory and valuation tasks previously handled by legacy financial systems.
Investors exploring tokenized private equity funds may find improved liquidity as daily pricing becomes more transparent and automated. You should consult with a qualified financial professional to determine if tokenized private assets align with your risk tolerance and portfolio goals.
The takeaway
The move toward automated pricing and compliance signals a shift toward more accessible, transparent private equity. Investors interested in these products should monitor how tokenization changes the fees, liquidity, and documentation requirements of their private market holdings.
Further reading
For more on how digital assets are changing market structures, explore our Investing section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Crypto Briefing.
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