Nomyx Joins Mastercard Start Path Blockchain and Digital Assets Program

Nomyx has joined Mastercard Start Path’s Blockchain and Digital Assets program, a startup engagement program supporting companies building the future of digital finance through blockchain-powered innovation.
Mastercard announced the new cohort on September 15, 2025, naming Nomyx alongside Plume, Borderless.xyz, keyrails, and Nominis. The cohort includes companies working across tokenization platforms, stablecoin orchestration, blockchain transaction monitoring, and digital asset infrastructure.
Nomyx Highlighted for No-Code Tokenization Infrastructure
Nomyx was highlighted by Mastercard for its no-code tokenization platform built for fund managers and financial institutions.
According to Mastercard, Nomyx enables fund managers and financial institutions to launch, manage, and trade real-world assets with built-in KYC/KYB, payments, and wallet infrastructure, all deployable in less than 30 minutes.
For fund managers, this supports a more connected approach to tokenization, where asset issuance, investor onboarding, compliance, payments, wallets, and transaction workflows can operate through one infrastructure layer.
Ubair Javaid, CEO of Nomyx, shared that the company’s vision is to bring enterprise-grade simplicity to financial technology, making tokenizing a fund as easy as deploying a modern business application.
Supporting the Future of Institutional Digital Assets
Nomyx’s inclusion in Mastercard Start Path reflects the growing demand for tokenization infrastructure built around real financial workflows.
As more financial institutions explore tokenized funds, private credit, real estate, and other real-world assets, the market needs infrastructure that can support identity, compliance, payments, wallets, reporting, and lifecycle management from day one.
Nomyx is building institutional tokenization infrastructure for asset managers and financial institutions that want to bring real-world assets onchain without relying on fragmented systems or internal blockchain development teams.
Read Mastercard’s official announcement here: