Fixed Rate Bond

A Fixed Rate Bond is a debt security that pays a predetermined, constant interest rate, known as the coupon rate, to the bondholder until the maturity date, providing investors with a predictable stream of income regardless of fluctuations in market interest rates. These bonds are a cornerstone of the global fixed-income market, including sovereign debt like U.S. Treasury bonds and corporate debt, and are increasingly being tokenized as Real World Assets (RWAs) to enhance liquidity and accessibility on blockchain platforms.