Last week it was revealed that several institutions, including the DTCC, and ING alongside fintechs such as Fireblocks and Circle, have been involved in trialing the FinP2P solution for digital security tokens.
There are dozens of new blockchain security token platforms. However, for the sector to gain traction, what’s needed is a way to bring them together, which is FinP2P’s objective. The core concept is for investors associated with any institutional network to be able to buy digital securities from any token platform.
Taking a sneak peak into the near future, there will be many security token platforms issuing digital securities for private stocks, bonds and other assets. And they use all sorts of blockchain technologies. If an institution wanted to enable its clients to buy tokens from all those platforms, how would that work? Would it end up connecting its own solution to dozens of others?
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