DTCC has unveiled plans to tokenize U.S. Treasury securities after receiving regulatory clearance from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The initiative will allow select Treasury bills, notes, and bonds held at DTCC’s Depository Trust Company subsidiary to be issued as digital tokens on the Canton Network.
The approval follows the SEC issuing a No-Action Letter, permitting DTCC to operate the tokenization service under defined conditions without enforcement action. Testing is expected to begin in the first half of 2026 within a controlled, regulated environment.
The Canton Network, developed by Digital Asset, is designed for institutional-grade tokenization and privacy-preserving settlement. DTCC plans to use its ComposerX platform to support issuance and lifecycle management of the tokenized securities.
The move reflects growing momentum around real-world asset tokenization among major financial institutions. DTCC’s initiative follows recent listings of multiple spot crypto ETF proposals, highlighting accelerating convergence between traditional finance infrastructure and blockchain-based market innovation.
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