DTCC, the US securities clearing and settlement giant, plans to connect its new tokenization service to the Solana network in the second half of 2027, according to Crypto Insiders.
The service started on October 28 with 34 assets: a selection of US stocks, large ETFs and Treasury securities. It currently uses two other networks. Stellar is due to be added in the first half of 2027, with Solana following later that year.
A bank or broker connected to DTCC can create a digital version of an asset that DTCC holds. That token can be sent to another approved digital wallet, while the underlying asset stays with DTCC. DTCC says the token carries the same rights as the regular asset, including dividends. The technology changes how financial firms move an asset, not what the owner holds.
For ordinary investors nothing changes for now. Only admitted institutions such as banks, brokers and asset managers can use the service, and only with pre-approved wallets. DTCC has not given an exact start date, nor said which assets will come to Solana first or through which apps clients will eventually reach them.
The step is notable because Solana is a public crypto network. It would not replace DTCC but become an extra route for the digital versions, run inside a service from an established part of US market infrastructure.
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