
Key Points:
- Goldfinch protocol launched the “Prime” pool, offering non-U.S. investors on-chain access to private credit loans managed by major firms like Apollo and Ares.
- The pool targets annual returns of 9-12%, with no minimum investment required, and operates by issuing GPRIME tokens in exchange for USDC deposits.
Goldfinch protocol, backed by major investors including a16z Crypto and Coinbase Ventures, has launched a new investment pool called “Prime.”
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Goldfinch Protocol Launches Prime Pool for Onchain Private Credit Access
According to The Block, the initiative aims to provide non-U.S. investors with on-chain exposure to loans from leading private credit firms.
Goldfinch Prime offers access to thousands of loans managed by financial giants such as Apollo Global Management, Ares Management, and Golub Capital, which collectively oversee assets exceeding $1 trillion. However, these firms will not directly issue loans through Goldfinch, the company clarified on Tuesday.
New Goldfinch Pool Targets 9-12% Returns for Non-U.S. Investors
The Prime pool operates as a continuous offering, allowing investors to enter at any time by depositing USDC stablecoins. In return, they receive GPRIME tokens, which reflect their proportional stake in the pool. The fund targets net annual returns between 9% and 12% without a minimum investment requirement.
With this launch, the Goldfinch protocol aims to strengthen on-chain access to private credit, a rapidly expanding segment within real-world asset (RWA) tokenization. Recently, private credit accounts for over 60% of tokenized RWA assets, with more than $11 billion already on-chain. Investment firm VanEck projects the overall tokenized RWA market will exceed $50 billion by the end of the year.
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