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March 2023

Tokenization: The Foundation of Digital Financial Markets

Migrating traditional assets to blockchain and wallet infrastructure has game-changing benefits, including reduced settlement costs and increased transaction security, speed, and transparency. At Fireblocks, we have already seen advancements in tokenization use cases in the commodities, debt securities, equity securities, and real estate markets. As the tokenized asset market expands, it will enable these assets to be used in new and innovative ways.

White Papers Introducing Direct Custody: Why Financial Institutions Are Choosing To Custody Their Own Digital Assets

As the global transformation to digital assets and crypto goes into full swing, a number of questions are standing out to decision makers at banks and other financial institutions. For one, you may be wondering: As we expand to the digital asset space, what's the best way to custody these new assets? At Fireblocks we have found that FIs often achieve better results by deploying a "direct custody" system for digital assets.

Membrane Finance Taps Fireblocks to Issue & Secure EUROe Stablecoin

Finnish fintech Membrane Finance has announced that they will utilize Fireblocks to mint and secure their stablecoin, EUROe – Europe’s first EU-regulated full-reserve stablecoin and payment network. As the first Euro stablecoin in compliance with the forthcoming MiCA regulations, the EUROe fills a critical gap in the European market for digital assets and will enable broader development of the European digital asset ecosystem.

National Australia Bank executes world-first cross-border stablecoin transaction, powered by Fireblocks

National Australia Bank has completed an intra-bank, cross-border transaction using NAB-issued stablecoins. This represents a world-first by a major financial institution on a layer-one public blockchain (Ethereum). The pilot transaction involved the deployment of stablecoin smart contracts for 7 major global currencies, namely Australian, New Zealand, Singapore and US dollars, Euro, Yen, and Pound Sterling.