Centrifuge Deploys Tokenized Janus Henderson and New York Life Funds to Arc
Centrifuge has integrated three institutional-grade credit and Treasury funds onto the Arc blockchain, marking a significant expansion of the network's yield-bearing offerings shortly after its mainnet launch.

Centrifuge has launched tokenized funds from Janus Henderson and New York Life Investment Management on the Arc blockchain. The integration went live on October 1, 2026, just two weeks after Arc opened its public mainnet on September 16, 2026.
The deployment introduces three distinct fixed-income products to the network. JTRSY provides exposure to US Treasuries, while JAAA offers access to AAA-rated collateralized loan obligations. Additionally, the platform added HYB, which covers high-yield corporate bonds and marks the first time this asset class has been available on Centrifuge.
All three funds are structured as ERC-4626 compliant products. This standard interface allows applications built for Ethereum-compatible chains to interact with the vaults for deposits and withdrawals without requiring custom integration for each individual fund.
The addition of these funds expands the range of collateral and yield options available to developers within the Arc ecosystem. Arc was specifically designed to support stablecoin-native transactions with a focus on institutional financial markets.
Centrifuge, which already operates on networks such as Base and Binance Smart Chain, reports a total value locked of approximately $1.5B to $2B. Following the announcement, the platform's governance token, CFG, experienced modest positive price activity.
The inclusion of high-yield corporate credit is notable as it offers different risk and return profiles compared to standard tokenized Treasuries. Developers utilizing HYB as collateral will need to account for the associated default risks, though the integration may serve to attract further institutional capital to the on-chain environment.



