3 instruments denominated in SGD, of which 1 publishes a yield. The highest published is 1.00%, but it is not holdable on-chain, so nobody reading this can reach it.
SGD (tokenised government debt specifically), empty. Despite Project Guardian, MAS's November 2024 commercialisation push, Libeara's stated original purpose and its March 2026 MAS Capital Markets Services licence, I found no tokenised Singapore Government Securities or MAS bills available to any investor. The SGD shelf holds exactly one clearly commercial item (OCBC's bespoke bank-issued tokenised bonds, corporate accredited investors only, private chain), one custodial 1% earn product, and one unverified fund-finder listing.
| Instrument | Ccy | Type | Yield | Size | Access | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| OCBC Bespoke Tokenised Bonds | SGD | tokenized government debt | not published | n/d | private ledger | verified |
| StraitsX Earn, XSGD balance XSGD (underlying token) | SGD | lending deposit | 1.00% | n/d | cannot be held | verified |
| Tokenized Phillip Money Market Fund Class I SGD | SGD | tokenized money market fund | not published | n/d | not established | inferred |
Known size sums only the rows where AUM was obtainable, so treat it as a floor. Yields are on different bases: some are 7-day trailing, some are 30-day, some are the issuer's own displayed number, some are a supply APR that moves every block. Each row states its basis. Comparing them without reading the basis is how people get this wrong.