Société Générale is actually using tokenized U.S. Treasuries as collateral.
Its prime brokerage and clearing division accepted approximately $10 million in tokenized U.S. Treasuries on Canton as eligible collateral. The assets came from the DTCC Tokenization Service’s soft-launch pilot, can now be transferred on-chain, and have been integrated into the bank’s existing back-office and risk-management systems.
Société Générale issued its first tokenized U.S. bond on Canton in November 2025 and became a Super Validator this May. Next, it plans to make collateral transfers routine, with on-chain repo transactions as a longer-term goal—though both remain subject to internal approval and regulatory requirements. Tokenization has taken another small step forward on the institutional side, moving from “being issued” to “being usable as collateral.” #代币化 #Canton
Its prime brokerage and clearing division accepted approximately $10 million in tokenized U.S. Treasuries on Canton as eligible collateral. The assets came from the DTCC Tokenization Service’s soft-launch pilot, can now be transferred on-chain, and have been integrated into the bank’s existing back-office and risk-management systems.
Société Générale issued its first tokenized U.S. bond on Canton in November 2025 and became a Super Validator this May. Next, it plans to make collateral transfers routine, with on-chain repo transactions as a longer-term goal—though both remain subject to internal approval and regulatory requirements. Tokenization has taken another small step forward on the institutional side, moving from “being issued” to “being usable as collateral.” #代币化 #Canton
