HashKey joins DTCC working group as first Asian digital asset provider
The move places HashKey alongside JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs in a 100-member group shaping how tokenized securities plug into $114 trillion worth of traditional financial infrastructure.
HashKey Group has become the first Asian digital asset service provider to join the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation’s (DTCC) Digital Assets Advisory Services Industry Working Group, the company said Wednesday.
The working group includes more than 100 global financial institutions and digital asset companies, among them JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, Nasdaq and the New York Stock Exchange.
Members will explore the development of institutional-grade tokenized infrastructure and ways to expand tokenized assets into real-world financial applications. The effort is expected to bring traditional finance and digital markets closer together through common standards and infrastructure.
With this move, HashKey is deepening its push to help build institutional infrastructure for tokenized assets.
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The company has been involved in RWA development across Hong Kong and other compliant Asia-Pacific markets since 2023. It has joined the HKMA’s Project Ensemble Architecture Community and Tokenised Bond Expert Group and supported the issuance and circulation of tokenized money-market ETFs, bonds and notes.
HashKey said its experience in Hong Kong and across Asia-Pacific will contribute to global tokenization standards and infrastructure. The company plans to work with other members on compliant issuance pathways and standardized circulation systems for institutional-grade tokenized assets, helping bridge traditional financial markets and on-chain finance.
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