Orca, one of the biggest decentralized exchanges on Solana, is launching new infrastructure aimed at bringing regulated real-world assets onchain, as crypto firms push deeper into tokenized stocks, commodities and other traditional financial products.
The Solana-based platform said it had rolled out “permissioned pools,” a system that allows only approved investors to trade certain tokenized assets.
The setup is focused on the U.S. market and is designed for issuers that need to comply with securities laws, including identity checks and investor eligibility requirements.
Streamex, a company focused on tokenizing commodity-based assets, will be the first issuer to use the new system, according to Orca.
Under the new setup, investors must complete know-your-customer (KYC) checks before they can buy, hold or trade regulated tokens. Issuers can also decide who is eligible to access their assets, with Orca’s system automatically enforcing those rules onchain.
A turning point for internet capital markets.
A new distribution channel for issuers.
Powered by Orca, built on Solana, and explored first by Streamex. https://t.co/U7VMCrQc58
— Orca 🌊 (@orca_so) May 27, 2026
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