
NYSE advances blockchain settlement for tokenised securities
- The New York Stock Exchange is advancing blockchain-based settlement for tokenised securities, according to a report.
- The proposal could allow some securities transactions to settle using blockchain infrastructure.
- The move reflects growing interest in tokenised financial assets and digital market infrastructure.
The New York Stock Exchange is advancing blockchain-based settlement for tokenised securities, according to a report.
The report said the proposal would allow some securities transactions to settle using blockchain infrastructure.
The exchange is exploring onchain settlement as part of broader work on tokenised financial assets, according to the report.
Onchain settlement uses blockchain technology to record and complete transactions digitally.
The report said tokenised securities are digital versions of traditional financial assets.
Financial firms are increasingly testing blockchain technology for trading, settlement, and asset management.
The report said future implementation will depend on regulation, technology, and market adoption.
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