Injective has launched a dedicated Institutional Infrastructure page on its website, aiming to simplify how enterprises enter onchain finance. The layer-1 blockchain outlines a four-step process for institutions: designing pilots, launching in permissioned environments, tokenizing assets with controlled access, and operating with institutional custody partners.
Compliance and custody at the core
The new page emphasizes programmable compliance, including KYC/AML features and jurisdiction-based access controls, alongside fully configurable real-world asset markets. On the custody side, Injective highlights partnerships with BitGo and Fireblocks, both of which manage billions in digital assets for hedge funds and asset managers. The platform also supports a native Real-World Asset module, allowing tokenization of debt instruments and commodities, and is compatible with Ethereum Virtual Machine since November 2025.
Network performance and broader strategy
Injective reports over 2.94 billion onchain transactions, a block time of 0.64 seconds, and median transaction costs of $0.0001. The network hosts more than 500 onchain assets and has seen $6.8 billion in RWA volume. The native token INJ is used for governance and staking. The institutional page is part of a broader platform refresh, and Injective also established the Injective Policy Institute in July 2026 for US regulatory engagement.