Contents
- 1 Siemens Issues Tokenized Commercial Paper Using JPMorgan’s Blockchain
- 1.1 Siemens Collaborates with JPMorgan and SWIAT for Tokenized Commercial Paper
- 1.1.1 Siemens AG, in partnership with JPMorgan and SWIAT, utilized blockchain technology to issue and settle a tokenized version of its commercial paper. The process involved issuing €100,000 worth of crypto securities under the German Electronic Securities Act (eWpG), followed by redemption three days later.
- 1.1.2 Swift Transactions Through Onyx and SWIAT Networks
- 1.1.3 The entire transaction, which included payments on the Onyx network using the JPM Coin System and asset transfers settled on the SWIAT network’s DvP mechanism, was completed in just 93 seconds. DekaBank also participated as a regulated crypto securities registrar on the SWIAT network.
- 1.2 Onyx and SWIAT Aim to Revolutionize Asset Issuance Products
- 1.3 Growth of Tokenization in the Financial Sector
- 1.3.1 Tokenization of traditional financial instruments, including real-world assets (RWA), has seen significant growth in the blockchain space. Major banks are increasingly getting involved in this area, with JPMorgan leading the way through its Onyx platform and JPM Coin blockchain-based settlement technology.
- 1.3.2 JPMorgan’s Leadership in Blockchain Transactions
- 1.3.3 Transactions utilizing JPM Coin have experienced rapid growth with the introduction of programmability to the network. Daily transactions have reached billions of U.S. dollars, showcasing the platform’s scalability and efficiency in blockchain-based settlements.
- 1.4 JPMorgan CEO’s Views on Cryptocurrencies
- 1.1 Siemens Collaborates with JPMorgan and SWIAT for Tokenized Commercial Paper
Siemens Issues Tokenized Commercial Paper Using JPMorgan’s Blockchain
Siemens Collaborates with JPMorgan and SWIAT for Tokenized Commercial Paper
Siemens AG, in partnership with JPMorgan and SWIAT, utilized blockchain technology to issue and settle a tokenized version of its commercial paper. The process involved issuing €100,000 worth of crypto securities under the German Electronic Securities Act (eWpG), followed by redemption three days later.
Swift Transactions Through Onyx and SWIAT Networks
The entire transaction, which included payments on the Onyx network using the JPM Coin System and asset transfers settled on the SWIAT network’s DvP mechanism, was completed in just 93 seconds. DekaBank also participated as a regulated crypto securities registrar on the SWIAT network.
Onyx and SWIAT Aim to Revolutionize Asset Issuance Products
Onyx and SWIAT are joining forces to develop blockchain-based asset issuance products for commercial banks. Their objective is to streamline value chains, enhance transaction flexibility and speeds, and make financial transactions via blockchain rails scalable for commercial banks.
Growth of Tokenization in the Financial Sector
Tokenization of traditional financial instruments, including real-world assets (RWA), has seen significant growth in the blockchain space. Major banks are increasingly getting involved in this area, with JPMorgan leading the way through its Onyx platform and JPM Coin blockchain-based settlement technology.
JPMorgan’s Leadership in Blockchain Transactions
Transactions utilizing JPM Coin have experienced rapid growth with the introduction of programmability to the network. Daily transactions have reached billions of U.S. dollars, showcasing the platform’s scalability and efficiency in blockchain-based settlements.
JPMorgan CEO’s Views on Cryptocurrencies
JPMorgan CEO Jaime Dimon, a vocal critic of cryptocurrencies, recently described blockchain technology as simply a database. Despite this view, JPMorgan remains a significant player in the blockchain space, emphasizing the practical applications of the technology beyond cryptocurrencies.
Jesse Hamilton contributed reporting to the story.
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