IMF Says Tokenized Repo Activity Reaches $350 Billion Daily, but Adoption Remains Limited

Tokenized repurchase agreements are processing between $300 billion and $350 billion in daily transaction volume, but the market remains small compared with the traditional U.S. repo market, which handles approximately $13 trillion a day, according to an analysis by the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

The findings highlight the growing role of blockchain-based financial infrastructure while underscoring the challenges preventing tokenized markets from achieving wider institutional adoption.

In its analysis of tokenization, the IMF identifies fragmented networks, limited interoperability and relatively thin liquidity as important barriers to growth. Although tokenization can make financial transactions faster and more programmable, the technology has yet to replicate the depth and interconnectedness of traditional financial markets.

The IMF also warns that scaling tokenized finance could introduce new financial-stability risks if liquidity problems, leverage and automated transactions amplify market stress.
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