Japan's SBI expands its tokenization project in Singapore through a new pilot program
ChainCatcher news, according to Decrypt, Japan's SBI Digital Markets has strengthened its role in the Monetary Authority of Singapore's (MAS) "Project Guardian," launching a new pilot project aimed at promoting the application of tokenized securities in global markets.
The Japanese SBI Group subsidiary is collaborating with financial institutions to develop a cross-border framework for tokenized assets, connecting regulated digital asset exchanges across multiple regions to enhance liquidity and reduce costs. The company announced on Monday that through its fixed income pilot project, SBIDM is creating an international network for securities backed by tokenized assets, covering initial issuance and secondary trading.
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