Токенизация казначейских облигаций США: завершение пилотного проекта DTCC и Digital Asset

cryptonews.ruPublished on 2022-08-23Last updated on 2024-09-23

Компания Digital Asset, ведущий поставщик блокчейн-решений, совместно с Депозитарно-клиринговой корпорацией (DTCC) объявила о завершении пилотного проекта по токенизации казначейских облигаций США (UST) в качестве залогового обеспечения. Проект, получивший название «Сеть за collateral обеспечения UST», был направлен на изучение возможностей технологии распределенного реестра (DLT) для повышения эффективности, прозрачности и ликвидности рынка залогового обеспечения.

Основные результаты пилотного проекта⁚

  • В пилотном проекте приняли участие 26 участников рынка, включая банки, инвесторов, центральные контрагенты и депозитарии.
  • Было успешно проведено 100 транзакций с использованием токенизированных UST.
  • Проект продемонстрировал возможность использования токенизированных активов для удовлетворения маржинальных требований в режиме реального времени, отзыва активов и обеспечения контроля над активами в сценариях закрытия позиций.

Преимущества токенизации залогового обеспечения⁚

Пилотный проект выявил ряд преимуществ токенизации залогового обеспечения, в т.ч.⁚

  1. Повышенная мобильность и ликвидность залогового обеспечения⁚ Токенизация позволяет осуществлять перевод залогового обеспечения между сторонами более эффективно и в режиме реального времени.
  2. Снижение рисков и повышение прозрачности⁚ DLT обеспечивает единый источник достоверной информации о залоговом обеспечении, что снижает риски и повышает прозрачность.
  3. Сокращение расходов⁚ Автоматизация процессов, связанных с управлением залоговым обеспечением, позволяет сократить операционные расходы.

Комментарии участников проекта⁚

«Успешное завершение этого пилотного проекта доказывает, что токенизированные активы могут быть использованы для оптимизации залогового обеспечения», ⎯ сказала Келли Мэтисон, директор по развитию бизнеса в Digital Asset.

«Этот пилотный проект успешно продемонстрировал потенциал токенизации для повышения мобильности залогового обеспечения и высвобождения ликвидности», ‒ сказала Надин Чакар, руководитель отдела цифровых активов DTCC.

Дальнейшие шаги⁚

DTCC и Digital Asset планируют продолжить работу над развитием решений для токенизации залогового обеспечения. В частности, компании намерены⁚

  • Расширить спектр поддерживаемых активов.
  • Привлечь к участию в проекте большее количество участников рынка.
  • Разработать нормативно-правовую базу для токенизированного залогового обеспечения.

Ожидается, что токенизация залогового обеспечения станет одним из ключевых трендов развития финансовых рынков в ближайшие годы.

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