Primary registry and compliance infrastructure for tokenized securities. $32B+ in assets tokenized. Trusted by Apex Group. Built for financial institutions 🦖
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When a regulated asset is distributed across multiple chains, institutions still need one reliable record of who owns it.
Without a shared reference layer, balances and ownership records can fragment across networks.
Cross-chain distribution needs cross-chain orchestration.
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The official ownership record for many securities still sits in a transfer agent’s database.
Our CTO, @0xMuchScience, joined @therollupco Privacy Day with @zama, explaining what changes when that record moves onchain and the token becomes the security itself 🦖
Watch full interview here: piped.video/dzpRlljFx2w?t=1741
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A shared ledger can remove days of clearing and reconciliation.
For that to work across platforms, ownership must remain legally clear and the rules attached to the asset must be enforced wherever it moves.
Policy sets the rules, code enforces them.
Tokenization is more than a technology upgrade. It can reshape how the financial system operates. New IMF analysis explains what changes and why policy choices will matter: imf.org/en/blogs/articles/20…
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A multi-chain market needs one place to reference identity, eligibility and transfer rules.
Our CTO and Co-founder, @0xMuchScience, explains how T-REX Ledger lets assets move across networks while connected chains rely on the same compliance validation.
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Good to see ERC-3643 and T-REX referenced in GL1’s paper on programmable compliance.
Putting a regulated asset on-chain is only the start.
The infrastructure must verify who can hold it, approve or reject each transfer and keep those checks working wherever the asset moves.
Tokenized assets move between institutions that have never transacted before. Who verifies the entity on the other side?
A new Global Layer One white paper, written with the @IMFNews, @BIS_Org Innovation Hub, @MAS_SG, @JPMorgan, @StanChart, @Chainlink, and GLEIF, makes verifiable identity the starting point. The #vLEI lets an organization assert an identity that a counterparty can computationally verify.
Read it: global-layer-one.org/pdf/gl1…
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What is a major barrier keeping financial institutions from moving onchain?
Privacy.
That's why T-REX integrates FHE with @zama, so compliance can be checked on financial data while it stays encrypted.
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Tokenization changes the rails, not the asset.
The ownership rights, investor protections and obligations still need to hold when the asset is recorded and transferred onchain.
Without that continuity, the tokenized representation is only a digital wrapper.
Traditional and tokenized assets represent the same underlying asset.
Tokenization rethinks how that asset is recorded, transferred, and accessed across markets.
Learn more: brnw.ch/21x3FS9
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Tokenizing a regulated asset across chains should not create multiple versions of compliance rules.
Issuers still need one reliable record of ownership, identity and transfer permissions.
That record has to remain consistent wherever the asset is issued, held or transferred 🦖
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Financial institutions spend heavily reconciling who owns what across custodians, registrars and counterparties.
If blockchain is going to become the rails of finance, regulated onchain assets need to stay interoperable with compliance intact wherever they move.
Blockchain does three things that tradfi needs.
Jenny Johnson, @FranklnTempletn CEO shared her view at @cfcstmoritz.
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Interoperability for tokenized assets goes beyond moving a token from one network to another.
The compliance framework attached to the asset must move with it.
Our CEO, Daniel Coheur, explains how ERC-3643 and T-REX enable regulated assets to remain compliant across networks.
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Watch the full Digital Assets Week panel featuring @JonesDay, @ANNA_ISIN, @BNPParibas, and @Citi:
vimeo.com/1197289441
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Bridging a tokenized asset generally moves its balance to another chain without automatically carrying the compliance rules over.
Our CTO, @0xMuchScience, explains how the T-REX Ledger provides a shared reference layer designed to keep that context available across networks 🦖
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T-REX Network retweeted
The question institutions used to ask “do digital assets belong in a portfolio?”has been answered.
Market structure rules are taking shape. Stablecoin volume keeps climbing. Tokenized funds went from pilots to production.
The debate moved from whether to invest to which products and how much
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Efficiency got institutions interested in tokenization.
Compliance at the token level is what makes it usable at scale.
SEC views smart contracts as compliance infra.
Commissioner Peirce named three specific use cases:
> Lock-up enforcement: "If you're a founder, we want restrictions on your sales... we can do that through a smart contract."
> Investor communication: companies can "drop an NFT in the investor's wallet" to communicate, w/o even needing to know who the investor is.
> Naked short-selling prevention: tokenization would hold short sellers "to account for actually locating shares" before executing.
The reframe here is significant. For years, smart contracts were pitched to institutions as efficiency tools; the SEC is now validating them as regulatory tools, which is a much more durable value proposition for insti adoption.
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Interoperability fails when every platform applies different rules.
Regulated assets need one standard for identity, eligibility and transfers wherever they are issued or traded.
That is the role ERC-3643 was built to play.
Why is interoperability essential to unlocking digital asset adoption at scale?
Interoperability is the cornerstone for digital assets adoption and scalability. Managing Director and Global Head of Digital Assets, Nadine Chakar, explains how it connects fragmented markets and enables greater efficiency.
Learn more about our tokenization initiatives: dtcc.com/digital-assets/toke…
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ERC-20 defines how tokens are transferred.
ERC-3643 determines whether a transfer is permitted.
That distinction matters when the token represents a regulated asset.
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One rule does not fit all regulated assets 🏛️
Our CTO, @0xMuchScience, joined @therollupco, co-hosted by @zama to talk about compliant and confidential tokenization.
Here he explains why compliance needs to live at the token level.
Full episode:
piped.video/dzpRlljFx2w?t=1735
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Tokenized assets, bonds, funds and private credit are regulated, rules govern who can issue, hold and transfer them.
T-REX (ERC-3643) enforces those rules in the token itself, validated before every transfer.
Compliance is established once, and stays consistent across chains.
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Every asset has different rules. Every jurisdiction has different requirements. The only place compliance works across all of them is at the token itself.
Watch as our CTO, @0xMuchScience, explains on @therollupco, how compliance is best enforced.
Robbie asks the CTO of T-REX Network where KYC actually belongs.
Joachim has spent eight years working on the answer.
"You cannot make a one size fits all rule at the blockchain level. Every asset has different rules depending on what you are tokenizing and in what circumstances."
His solution is compliance at the token level.
A golden copy of the asset with all eligibility rules enforced, distributable across any chain, EVM or non-EVM, without reinventing the wheel.
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