Malaysia's sovereign wealth fund successfully launched the country's first tokenized Sukuk pilot. This RM100 million issuance was developed in collaboration with the Securities Commission Malaysia (SC) to test distributed ledger technology for the domestic capital market.

Based in Bahrain, INABLR operates a blockchain-based platform on the Tezos network that allows for the fractional issuance of sukuk. Following its graduation from the Central Bank of Bahrain's regulatory sandbox, the platform provides Islamic financial institutions with digital custody, automated KYC/AML compliance, and built-in Shariah checks.

Launched in April 2025, ADIB developed a digital fractionalization platform to provide retail and smaller-ticket investors with access to Shariah-compliant sukuk. By leveraging digital infrastructure, it reduces the typical private-placement minimum from $200,000 to just $1,000 while fully automating profit distributions.