Compliance and Identity infrastructure for tokenized securities. 🦖 Built on ERC-3643. Backed by Apex Group.
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@ApexGlobalGroup, @Chainlink, @ERC3643Org and T-REX Network have implemented a modular compliance framework for onchain bonds, aligned with Swift standards.
Assets are deployed once and managed from a single source of record on the T-REX Network, then distributed across chains.
Read the full announcement below:
Every party keeping its own books means someone reconciling them.
The T-REX Ledger keeps the authoritative record of ownership and eligibility. Every connected network and venue checks against it: one record, nothing to match afterwards.
On the T-REX Network in November.
An investor checked once should not start over at every venue.
ONCHAINID turns a completed investor check into a reusable verified credential. Each venue still sets its own rules. The paperwork stops repeating.
Audited by @OpenZeppelin.
On the T-REX Network in November.
On the way to mainnet, so far:
- ONCHAINID v3 audited by @OpenZeppelin.
- @Chainlink CCIP as the preferred cross-network protocol.
- Confidential transfers in development with @zama.
- Apex Group committed to bringing $100B in tokenized assets to the Network by 2027.
About a quarter of all collateral sits idle, earning little or nothing. Much of it is a buffer against transfers that fail on manual processes.
ERC-3643 moves the eligibility check into the security itself: before it transfers, it confirms the receiver may hold it.
If we missed you at Digital Assets Week, the short version:
When a tokenized security moves, its compliance breaks and its record splits. T-REX keeps the rules inside the security and one record of who owns it, no matter where it’s traded.
Mainnet is targeting November.
Day 2, Digital Assets Week.
11:20 - What does it take to build the institutional stack for onchain finance.
Daniel Coheur joined by Thodoris Karakostas (@chainlink), Ghazi Ben Amor (@zama) and Jonathan Alexander (@OpenZeppelin).
Good morning, Singapore.
Opening Bell is open. A room of institutional, RWA and settlement people, seated and talking tokenization before Token2049 kicks off.
Hosted by us with @ZenithFdn and @KaikoData. 📷
Day one at Digital Assets Week in London.
T-REX is here for both days. Tomorrow at 11:20 Daniel Coheur, our CEO and co-founder, sits down with @chainlink, @zama and @OpenZeppelin.
Come and chat to us, we are hard to miss!
T-REX Network retweeted
Most tokenized assets can't move beyond where they're issued, because no other environment recognizes the holder.
ONCHAINID v3 makes identity a smart account the holder carries, recognized wherever the asset goes.
Co-developed with @TREX_network and audited by OpenZeppelin.
An asset can travel as far as its identity layer has been integrated, and no further.
ONCHAINID v3 turns that identity into an account, so the holder carries their verified claims with them instead of each venue rebuilding the connection.
ONCHAINID v3 has been audited by @OpenZeppelin.
An onchain identity used to prove that a holder was eligible for a regulated asset, and stop there.
In v3 it holds the asset, signs for it and manages its own recovery.
Full report below ↓
ONCHAINID v3 rebuilds the identity standards on a modular ERC-7579 account with ERC-4337 abstraction.
Signers, social recovery and crosschain identity install as independent modules, each upgradable on its own.
Audit report: openzeppelin.com/news/openze…
Tokenized stocks already trade through the weekend.
NYSE Group and Blockchain(.com) are exploring round the clock access to them.
Should markets ever close?
Shipping did not scale because ships got better. It scaled because everyone agreed on the size of a box.
Tokenized issuance is at the same point. The pilots work. What decides the next decade is whether the market converges on one shape for the asset.
