Mint Incorporation Limited, a Hong Kong-based artificial intelligence and robotics company, has signed a consulting agreement with CURRENC Capital Inc. to explore the tokenization of a portion of its Class A ordinary shares on the Ethereum and Solana blockchains, according to a company press release.

CURRENC Capital, a subsidiary of Currenc Group Inc., will provide advisory and facilitation services for the planned tokenization. The initiative is intended to place a portion of Mint's issued and outstanding Class A ordinary shares onto blockchain networks while preserving the rights attached to the conventional shares. The proposed tokens would represent a portion of Mint's Nasdaq-listed equity on both Ethereum and Solana in blockchain-based form.

Mint stated that the transaction remains subject to applicable regulatory requirements and other conditions. No definitive timeline for completion has been given, and the company cautioned that there is no guarantee the tokenization will ultimately be completed.

Existing Nasdaq shares to continue trading

Mint's Class A ordinary shares will continue to trade on the Nasdaq Capital Market under the company's existing settlement arrangements. The blockchain representation is not intended to replace conventional trading of the publicly listed stock.

The company also highlighted a significant limitation: there is currently no established trading market for the proposed tokenized instruments, and Mint said there could be no assurance that a market will emerge or that trading in the tokens will be permitted in the future. Accordingly, the tokenization should not automatically be read as creating a new liquid market for Mint shares. Regulatory approval, market infrastructure, and other factors will determine whether the blockchain-based instruments become transferable or actively traded.

Tokenizing securities generally involves representing ownership or economic exposure to traditional financial assets through blockchain-based digital units. Companies pursuing such initiatives can potentially use blockchain infrastructure to improve transferability, automate certain processes, and connect conventional securities with digital-asset systems. The broader real-world asset tokenization sector has grown as large asset managers, including BlackRock with its BUIDL fund and Franklin Templeton with its on-chain money market fund, have launched blockchain-based products, signaling institutional interest in the approach.

CURRENC brings prior tokenization experience

CURRENC Capital's involvement follows an earlier tokenization project involving its parent company, Currenc Group. According to the report, CURRENC Capital helped guide Currenc through the tokenization of its listed shares in April 2026. That experience could provide familiarity with blockchain implementation, regulatory considerations, and coordination between traditional securities infrastructure and digital token systems.

The use of two major blockchain networks could give Mint flexibility in deploying its tokenized equity infrastructure while potentially connecting the company's shares with broader blockchain-based financial ecosystems. Ethereum and Solana are among the most widely used networks for tokenized asset issuance, and several issuers have deployed tokenized funds on both chains.

The announcement did not detail the blockchain tokens themselves, including their proposed trading mechanism, issuance structure, or specific transfer restrictions. It also noted that transfer agent, registrar, and tokenization platform services would be governed by a separate arrangement, though those details were not disclosed.

Mint's technology-focused operations

Mint operates artificial intelligence and robotics businesses alongside interior design and fit-out operations in Hong Kong. Its AI and robotics activities are conducted through subsidiaries and joint ventures located in Hong Kong and Singapore. Its interior design and construction-related services are provided through Matter International Limited, Grand Engineering and Construction Limited, and Spark Interiors Limited.

Currenc Group describes itself as a financial technology company focused on artificial intelligence solutions for financial institutions, with activities including AI-powered call center services and a digital remittance platform.

The proposed transaction places Mint among companies exploring blockchain-based representations of publicly traded equity. While the project remains dependent on regulatory and operational requirements, it could offer another example of how listed companies are examining tokenization as a bridge between traditional equity markets and blockchain infrastructure. Key details to watch going forward include the separate arrangements governing transfer agent, registrar, and tokenization platform services, any regulatory determinations affecting the tokens, and whether a transferable market for the instruments actually develops. For investors, the practical benefits will depend on whether the tokenized shares receive the necessary approvals, become transferable, and ultimately develop sufficient market liquidity.