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The standard
NEW: @ApexGlobalGroup, @trex_network, and @ERC3643Org have implemented a Chainlink-powered compliance framework to align onchain bonds with @swiftcommunity standards.
One set of compliance rules across chains, powered by Chainlink CCIP, ACE, and Data Streams.
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LATEST: @Chainlink, Apex Group, @trex_network and the ERC-3643 Association deploy a modular compliance framework for on-chain bonds aligned with Swift standards, with @Swiftcommunity joining to bridge traditional capital markets infrastructure and programmable blockchain compliance.
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Chainlink tech backs a Swift-aligned onchain bond test
@ApexGlobalGroup, which services more than $3.5T in assets, demonstrated an onchain bond setup with @trex_network and @ERC3643Org that applies one set of compliance rules on every chain the bond moves to. The rules follow @swiftcommunity standards. Swift has also joined the ERC-3643 Association.
@chainlink ($LINK) supplies the plumbing: CCIP moves the bond tokens between chains, ACE enforces the compliance rules, and Data Streams feeds in pricing. The partners plan to show the full workflow at the Singapore FinTech Festival.
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Huge congrats to everyone involved, especially Daniel Cohuer at @trex_network who worked incredibly hard to make this happen, well done 👏🙌
SWIFT has joined the ERC3643 Association, incredible!
@ApexGlobalGroup, @Chainlink, @trex_network and the ERC-3643 Association have implemented a modular compliance framework for onchain bonds, aligned with Swift standards.
As part of the initiative, Swift has joined the ERC-3643 Association.
Full announcement:
JASON retweeted
@ApexGlobalGroup, @Chainlink, @trex_network and the ERC-3643 Association have implemented a modular compliance framework for onchain bonds, aligned with Swift standards.
As part of the initiative, Swift has joined the ERC-3643 Association.
Full announcement:
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@ApexGlobalGroup, @Chainlink, @ERC3643Org and T-REX Network have implemented a modular compliance framework for onchain bonds, aligned with Swift standards.
Assets are deployed once and managed from a single source of record on the T-REX Network, then distributed across chains.
Read the full announcement below:
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RWAs News You Might Have Missed:
• @Uber takes tokenized treasury management beyond market hours Uber completed a pilot with @HSBC, @FranklnTempletn, @Tradeweb and @FireblocksHQ on @CantonNetwork.
The system allowed Uber to invest in tokenized money market funds while accessing liquidity over the weekend for business payments.
• Canton Strategic Holdings moves towards tokenized stock trading
The Nasdaq-listed company is pursuing tokenized trading of its own shares through a new SEC exemption framework.
The proposed structure aims to preserve shareholder rights while enabling onchain trading and settlement.
• Fidelity says institutional tokenization is here to stay
Fidelity has reinforced its position that the institutional shift towards tokenized assets is irreversible.
The firm’s view reflects growing institutional interest in blockchain-based asset records, settlement and financial infrastructure.
• @Morpho lending rates reportedly surge to around 40% Liquidity tied to reUSD-backed positions reportedly disappeared within approximately two hours, pushing borrowing rates sharply higher in an affected Morpho market.
A reminder that tokenized yield strategies and onchain lending still carry liquidity risks.
Institutional adoption continues, but the market is also being tested on liquidity, settlement efficiency and the legal structure behind digital ownership.
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An investor checked once should not start over at every venue.
ONCHAINID turns a completed investor check into a reusable verified credential. Each venue still sets its own rules. The paperwork stops repeating.
Audited by @OpenZeppelin.
On the T-REX Network in November.
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ICYMI: We have revamped our website!
- A new look at the standard
- Better in-depth info on how it works
- Solutions pages on who it benefits and how
- Who is building on the standard already
- and more...
Have a look here: erc3643.org
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Good morning, Singapore.
Opening Bell is open. A room of institutional, RWA and settlement people, seated and talking tokenization before Token2049 kicks off.
Hosted by us with @ZenithFdn and @KaikoData. 📷
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Day one at Digital Assets Week in London.
T-REX is here for both days. Tomorrow at 11:20 Daniel Coheur, our CEO and co-founder, sits down with @chainlink, @zama and @OpenZeppelin.
Come and chat to us, we are hard to miss!
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An asset can travel as far as its identity layer has been integrated, and no further.
ONCHAINID v3 turns that identity into an account, so the holder carries their verified claims with them instead of each venue rebuilding the connection.
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ONCHAINID v3 has been audited by @OpenZeppelin.
An onchain identity used to prove that a holder was eligible for a regulated asset, and stop there.
In v3 it holds the asset, signs for it and manages its own recovery.
Full report below ↓
Day 100
After 99 days of talking about RWAs, one thing stands out
Tokenization was never really about putting assets on a blockchain.
The harder problems were everything around them
Identity.
Compliance.
Ownership.
Settlement.
Liquidity.
Privacy.
Interoperability.
Servicing.
The token is just one piece. The most important aim is building financial infrastructure where those pieces can work together onchain.
That’s what makes the RWA market worth watching.
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Weekend news you may have missed:
The U.S. banking system is starting to build an actual network for tokenized deposits.
The Clearing House just selected Quant to power its On-Chain Money Initiative.
Banks being able to move tokenized deposits between each other while still connecting to existing payment rails like RTP and CHIPS.
We’re getting closer to markets where the asset and the money settle in the same environment
Day 99
How does a blockchain know what’s happening to a real-world asset?
It doesn’t know by itself. A tokenized bond can exist onchain, but things like interest rates, asset valuations, payment events or other offchain facts still originate outside the blockchain. That information has to be brought onchain through reliable data infrastructure.
This is one of the less obvious RWA problems.
You can put the asset onchain. But you still need a trusted way to tell the blockchain what is happening in the real world.
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Day 98
How do you know what a tokenized fund is worth?
Putting fund shares onchain doesn’t automatically give them a price. You still need a way to calculate things like NAV, reflect the value of the underlying assets, and communicate that information to investors.
The blockchain can handle ownership and transfers. But valuation still comes from the underlying financial assets and the systems that measure them.
Tokenization changes the rails. It doesn’t remove the need for accurate pricing.
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