Thailand is venturing into a new fundraising era by issuing digital investment tokens known as G-Tokens worth 5 billion baht ($150 million). This innovative move seeks to improve access to state investments and offer higher returns than traditional banking options. The initiative, spearheaded by Thailand’s Finance Ministry under Minister Pichai Chunhavajira, aims to allow public participation with smaller amounts, leading to greater financial accessibility. G-Tokens will be issued as part of the government’s budget borrowing plan, offering interest rates projected to surpass current bank deposit rates. This pilot project could pave the way for expansion based on market demand, indicating a potential shift in Thailand’s approach to public financing.