Securitize’s HINC Token Accepted as Collateral on Loopscale, Bringing High-Yield Bonds to Solana DeFi

Securitize’s Neuberger Securitize High Income Tokenized Fund (HINC) is now accepted as collateral on Loopscale, allowing eligible investors to borrow against tokenized high-yield credit exposure on Solana without liquidating the underlying fund shares.

HINC Brings High-Yield Credit On-Chain

HINC launched on August 18, 2026, as a high-yield credit vehicle sub-advised by Neuberger Berman, which oversees more than $230 billion in fixed-income assets. The broader firm manages between $567 billion and $613 billion in total assets, according to the research source.

The fund primarily invests in high-yield corporate bonds, with exposure that can include collateralized loan obligation tranches, bank loans, and other income-generating fixed-income instruments. CLO allocations can reach 30%.

HINC is available only to accredited investors and has a $100,000 minimum investment. Its management fee is 0.50%, while daily net asset value data is delivered on-chain through RedStone oracles. That pricing allows Loopscale and its users to monitor the value of collateral in near-real time.

As of September 1, 2026, eligible HINC holders could deposit their fund shares on Loopscale and borrow USDG, a stablecoin, at fixed rates. Investors retain their high-yield exposure while accessing liquidity without redeeming the fund.

Loopscale Expands Its Tokenized-Asset Lending Model

Loopscale uses an order-book model to price collateral assets individually rather than relying on a conventional automated market maker lending pool. That approach is intended to accommodate assets whose value depends on credit spreads and underlying portfolios, rather than simply on liquid token markets.

The protocol’s reported metrics include:

• Total value locked estimated between $91 million and $127 million.
• Active loans estimated between $48 million and $56 million.
• HINC as the third Securitize product integrated with Loopscale, following ACRED, the Apollo tokenized credit fund, and SECZ, Securitize’s NYSE-listed tokenized equity.

HINC interests are issued as permissioned tokens and held in verified wallets. The structure combines blockchain-based settlement and collateral management with the compliance controls required for securities offered to accredited investors.

What This Means

The integration gives institutional investors an additional way to obtain liquidity from high-yield credit portfolios. In traditional markets, that may require selling bonds in potentially thin markets or arranging a repo facility with a prime broker. On Loopscale, the process is reduced to depositing collateral and taking a fixed-rate loan.

However, tokenized fund shares may be harder to liquidate than assets such as SOL. Redemption gates, settlement delays, and other fund-level restrictions could complicate margin calls if HINC’s value falls. The integration therefore expands institutional DeFi’s reach while also highlighting the need for liquidation procedures designed around real-world asset constraints.