KUALA LUMPUR: Frac Sdn Bhd, a Malaysian operating subsidiary of Singapore-based Web3 infrastructure group Frac Pte Ltd and a compliant Web3 infrastructure provider, has entered into a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with International Management and Sports College (IMSC), a licensed private education institution in Singapore.
The deal brings both parties together to co-develop next-generation professional training that equips practitioners with the practical skills needed for real-world asset (RWA) tokenisation.
The collaboration focuses on education, skills development and real-world industry exposure, with the aim of preparing students for enterprise blockchain roles as adoption of blockchain technologies expands beyond experimentation into practical business use cases.
Under the MoU, Frac Malaysia will contribute industry expertise, trainers and real enterprise use cases drawn from the group’s work in blockchain infrastructure and real-world asset tokenisation across Southeast Asia.
IMSC will structure the content into recognised academic and professional certification programmes, register them with the relevant authorities, and issue formal qualifications to students who complete them.
The collaboration seeks to address a common gap in blockchain education — the lack of exposure to how the technology is actually deployed in regulated, enterprise environments.
Students will gain practical insights into areas such as enterprise blockchain architecture, real-world asset tokenisation workflows, governance considerations and compliance awareness.
Frac Malaysia co-founder and CEO Japhet Lim said this collaboration is about education and talent development.
“As enterprises increasingly adopt blockchain in real operational settings, there is strong demand for professionals who understand how these systems work in practice, including governance and compliance—not just theory,” he said.
IMSC CEO Joel Lim said the institution and Frac Malaysia are forging this strategic educational partnership to fill a much-needed demand in this space.
“Leveraging Frac Malaysia’s industry leadership and IMSC’s pedagogical excellence, we are creating targeted programmes to fill a key market gap where there is a lack of trained practitioners within the general workforce who can truly utilise the benefits of blockchain in traditional businesses.
“This collaboration is dedicated to upskilling the workforce with the practical knowledge and competencies demanded by the modern blockchain ecosystem,” he said.
Frac Malaysia differentiates itself from consumer-facing crypto platforms by operating strictly as a B2B infrastructure provider.
The group enables enterprises to deploy compliant, white-label tokenisation platforms for real-world assets, from commodities such as gold to carbon credits and intellectual property.
Frac Malaysia’s compliance-first approach has earned strong institutional recognition.
The group holds Malaysia Digital (MD) Status, awarded by MDEC, and was the sole recipient of the inaugural MasChain Developer Grant.
Frac Malaysia has also completed a regulated token crowdfunding exercise via a platform registered with the Securities Commission Malaysia.
The educational initiative comes as Frac Malaysia’s commercial footprint expands.
As of 2025, the group has secured enterprise partnerships with a combined pre-tokenised asset pipeline exceeding US$400 million, signalling strong institutional demand for regulated, enterprise-led blockchain solutions.
