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Malaysia Central Bank Launches Tokenized Bond Platform

The platform supports tokenized government and corporate bonds and uses central bank money for 24/7 settlement, officials said.

Summary by Cointelegraph
The platform tracks tokenized securities ownership and transfers, linking to Malaysia’s RENTAS+ system to settle corresponding payments in central bank money.

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Bank Negara Malaysia launched SSDS+ on October 20, 2026, a system based on distributed ledger technology to issue, guard and record transfers of tokenized debt securities, including sukuk. The platform connects with RENTAS+ to settle money payments from the central bank, although the announcement did not specify which assets have been issued or what volume of operations it has processed.

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Cointelegraph broke the news in New York, United States on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
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