DTCC launches new tokenization service for traditional securities
Image: CointelegraphThe Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation launched a tokenization service allowing eligible users to mint digital representations of select traditional securities. The service covers an eligible pool worth approximately $30 trillion out of more than $114 trillion in total assets under custody at the Depository Trust Company. Twenty clients signed agreements to access the service. The platform is currently integrated with Canton Network and a private network, with additional network integrations planned for 2027.
Key points
- The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation launched its Tokenization Service for eligible users.
- Twenty clients signed agreements to access the new tokenization services.
- The SEC issued a no-action letter regarding the tokenization program in December 2025.
Why it matters
The launch bridges traditional financial markets and blockchain technology, enabling institutional participants to create tokenized representations of traditional securities while retaining existing ownership rights.
Price context · CC
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$0.0956
Now
$0.0984
Change since
+2.99%
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Sources · 6 publishers
Crypto Briefing
Tier 2
Citi, JPMorgan among major banks joining DTCC’s tokenization service launch
Crypto Briefing
Tier 2
DTCC launches tokenization service covering approximately $30 trillion in eligible securities
Blockonomi
Tier 3
DTCC Tokenization Launches With 34 Securities, More Ahead
Bitcoin.com News
Tier 2
Major Banks Sign on as DTCC Launches Tokenized Securities Service
CoinGape
Tier 2
DTCC Launches Securities Tokenization Service With Initial Support for 34 Assets
Crypto.news
Tier 2
DTCC launches tokenization service with 20 major firms
Coverage timeline
- First reported by Cointelegraph
- Also reported by Crypto Briefing
- CryptoVideos brief published
- 3 more publishers added to sources
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