DTCC Tokenization Service
Advancing Tokenization With the Strength of Market Infrastructure
Tokenization is increasingly influencing financial markets, but realizing its potential depends on infrastructure that can connect traditional and digital ecosystems at scale. Through the DTCC Tokenization Service, DTCC extends its established market infrastructure capabilities to support tokenized assets, with a focus on fostering interoperability, efficiency and connectivity across the digital ecosystem, while aligning with the safeguards market participants rely on today.
Building on recent industry initiatives that have explored the use of tokenized assets in production workflows, DTCC is working toward a more connected digital ecosystem in which assets can move more seamlessly across platforms, networks and asset representations. By bridging traditional and blockchain-based environments, the DTCC Tokenization Service is designed to support asset mobility, liquidity movement and broader institutional participation in tokenized markets.
Key Features & Benefits
Identical Legal and Ownership Rights
Embedded Compliance and Controls
Programmable Assets
Interoperable Settlement Infrastructure
Enhanced Market Transparency
Eligible Networks
The DTCC Tokenization Service is expected to support select public and private blockchain networks that meet the standards outlined in the SEC's No-Action Letter. Multiple compatible chains are anticipated to be available at launch later this year.
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