DTCC to connect tokenisation platform with Solana by H2 2027
The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation will expand its tokenisation service to Solana, bringing traditional assets from its $114 trillion custody pool onto a public blockchain.
Key takeaways
- 1DTCC plans to connect its DTCC Tokenization Service with the Solana blockchain in H2 2027.
- 2The service enables conversion of eligible DTC-custodied traditional assets into on-chain tokenised securities.
- 3The platform launched on 28 October 2026, tapping into a $114 trillion custody pool with 34 underlying assets and 20 major institutions.
The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation will connect its tokenisation service to the Solana network in the second half of 2027, according to DTCC. The integration will allow eligible traditional financial securities custodied at The Depository Trust Company to be converted rapidly into on-chain tokenised assets featuring full asset lifecycle management.
The upcoming integration will bring traditional financial assets directly onto Solana's public blockchain. Users will be able to convert eligible underlying securities into digital tokens that remain synchronized with traditional clearing systems, expanding settlement options for institutional users across public and private infrastructure.
DTCC launched its DTCC Tokenization Service on 28 October 2026 to tokenize assets drawn from its $114 trillion custody pool. At launch, the system supported 34 underlying securities, including constituents of the Russell 1000 index, exchange-traded funds, and US Treasuries, supported by 20 institutional participants such as JPMorgan, Fidelity, Citi, and Citadel Securities on the Canton Network and a private Besu blockchain.
The expansion onto a public network signals growing interest among institutional market infrastructure providers in using high-speed public blockchains like Solana. Market participants will watch for technical testing phases and network readiness benchmarks ahead of the targeted deployment window in the second half of 2027.
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