Australia’s ANZ Bank Partners with Chainlink to Transform Tokenized Assets

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Australia’s ANZ Bank Partners with Chainlink to Transform Tokenized Assets

A big win for blockchain adoption to tokenized assets- ANZ Bank has become the first Australian bank to enter into MAS’ (Monetary Authority of Singapore) Project Guardian. The initiative, which went live in 2022, is intended to study the tokenization of real-world assets (RWAs) for existing and improved financial market liquidity and efficiency. This announcement positions ANZ as a leader in digital asset innovation, joining the ranks of leading industry contributors such as Chainlink Labs and ADDX.

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ANZ Bank Partners with Chainlink

Tokenization: The Future of Asset Management

 

Tokenization is the process of transforming classically not fungible assets (e.g. real estate or commercial paper) into digital tokens that are tradable via blockchain networks. It helps assets to flow in a more optimum manner and provides improved liquidity with lesser transaction fees. Working with Chainlink Labs will help ANZ explore the connectivity between blockchains, a key hurdle in the uptake of tokenised assets. Interoperability means that tokenized assets can move without difficulty from one blockchain to another, a critical condition in creating a global circulation of tokenized assets.

ANZ’s focus will be on testing tokenized asset exchanges using Chainlink’s Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP). This will enable the secure transfer of assets across multiple blockchain platforms, breaking down the silos that often limit the widespread adoption of tokenized assets.

Driving Efficiency Across Financial Markets

One of the fundamental targets of Project Guardian is to unite banks and controllers in an examination concerning how tokenization can smoothen exchanges out and increment liquidity across multiple monetary markets. ANZ’s involvement is also set to accelerate innovation by improving flows of goods and capital, especially across the Asia-Pacific. ANZ has had a presence in Singapore for more than 50 years, and this partnership will enable the bank to work within Singapore’s well-established regulatory framework to develop digital finance solutions.

ANZ Banking Services Lead Nigel Dobson said his bank is helping to solve the problem of tokenized assets embedding more effectively in the financial system. Fragmentation Of Tokenized Asset Markets: “Tokenized asset markets are highly fragmented with services built on each individual blockchain. This may prevent successful adoption or complicate the integration of financial institutions. Our tokenized assets capabilities are just one of the services we deliver to clients throughout the region, and our focus is on showcasing that here,” says Dobson.

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Pioneering Blockchain Interoperability

One of the challenging hurdles in that otherwise sunny future is that blockchain interoperability remains a significant bottleneck to the broader adoption of tokenized assets. Most blockchain networks are closed systems in nature, which makes it very difficult to transfer digital assets across platforms. Working with partners, including Chainlink Labs and ADDX, ANZ will address these challenges by addressing interoperability so that assets can securely move between chains. It is argued that this collaboration will blur the boundaries of a more connected and efficient digital asset ecosystem that is coming to be.

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Australia’s ANZ Bank Partners with Chainlink

 

Project Guardian exists to fill these gaps, and ANZ’s support is an integral step in exploring blockchain technology. Issuance allows easier access to tokenized real-world assets and is also here to make the financial market more liquid and improve the way assets are traded globally.

Conclusion

The move from ANZ to join Project Guardian is setting the bank up in a leading role amidst the change in trend which is quickly developing in the digital finance landscape. Through tokenized assets, ANZ shares SNAPSHOT in order for more efficient, secure and interoperable asset trades across the region. For years to come, this venture is set to be a key element in forging the landscape of worldwide financial marketplaces as additional innovations are introduced in blockchain technology. As the company has started discussing some very strategic partnerships with key players, including Chainlink Labs, ANZ is set to be a leading player in driving the adoption of tokenized assets.

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