Rakkar, a leading digital asset custodian in Asia, announces a strategic partnership with DigiFT, a pioneer in the realm of regulated exchanges for on-chain real-world assets (RWA). This collaboration marks a significant milestone in the journey towards a more secure, transparent, and efficient digital finance landscape.
DigiFT, a MAS-regulated Capital Markets Services (CMS) license holder and Recognised Market Operator (RMO), is the first regulated exchange on the public blockchain dedicated to RWA. By complementing Rakkar’s state-of-the-art custody services with DigiFT’s groundbreaking RWA exchange, the two companies aim to create a robust ecosystem for financial institutions to navigate digital assets in a secure and compliant manner.
Qualified custodianship of tokenised RWA such as DigiFT’s USD treasury bills, bank bonds and money market funds represent a significant advancement towards maximising asset security and capital efficiency.
“Our partnership with DigiFT underscores our commitment to providing secure, compliant, and innovative custody solutions that meet institutional demands in the digital asset space. By collaborating with a regulated RWA exchange like DigiFT, we pave the way for institutions to achieve a more capital-efficient future,” said Arthit Sriumporn, Founder & CEO of Rakkar.
“We are excited to join forces with Rakkar, leveraging their digital asset custody expertise to create deeper value for DigiFT’s institutional clients trading on the public blockchain. Together, we aim to set new standards for asset security and innovation in the digital asset industry,” added Henry Zhang, Founder & CEO of DigiFT.
As the digital finance sector continues to evolve, this partnership positions Rakkar and DigiFT at the forefront of bridging the gap between traditional financial assets and the burgeoning world of digital finance.
For more information about the partnership and the services offered, please visit Rakkar’s official website and DigiFT’s official website.
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