Wall Street giant DTCC launches tokenization for stocks, ETFs and U.S. Treasuries
- On Wednesday, the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation launched its tokenization service, bringing stocks, bonds, and funds onto blockchain infrastructure for the first time at the heart of U.S. securities markets.
- This rollout follows a successful pilot earlier this year and a December 2025 no-action letter from the SEC, which stated it would not recommend enforcement action against the proposed tokenization program.
- DTCC's website lists 34 eligible securities representing approximately $30 trillion in market value, with 20 clients including JPMorgan and Fidelity Investments signed on to access the service targeting 15 minutes or less processing times.
- DTCC CEO Frank Salla said the service establishes a "foundation for responsible institutional adoption at scale" by extending existing governance standards into digital markets, creating a "practical path" for tokenized securities adoption.
- The company plans to add Stellar and Circle Internet's Arc blockchain networks in 2027, alongside tools for settling transactions with digital cash, expanding the tokenization infrastructure beyond current capabilities.
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DTCC launches tokenization service with 20 major firms
The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) has launched its tokenization service for securities held in custody, with plans to bring the service to Stellar as its first public blockchain integration in the next phase of its rollout. According to…
DTCC Launches Tokenization Service With 20 Major Wall Street Firms
DTCC launched its securities tokenization service on October 28, with 20 major financial institutions signing access agreements. The platform initially supports 34 eligible securities on the Canton Network and private Besu blockchain. It aims to simplify asset transfers, improve collateral mobility, and connect traditional securities markets with blockchain infrastructure.
DTCC launched a service to tokenize traditional values and move them through blockchain networks. The platform brings together 20 institutions, including JPMorgan, Citi and Fidelity, and includes a list of eligible values.
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