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MUFG Trust, MUFG partners with Digital Asset, Progmat on Canton Network JGB repo tokenization pilot

MUFG Trust, MUFG partners with Digital Asset, Progmat on Canton Network JGB repo tokenization pilot

ReutersReuters2026/08/13 07:17
  • Mitsubishi UFJ Trust Bank joined MUFG, MUFG Securities, MUFG Bank, Digital Asset, Progmat to start a JGB repo on-chain pilot.
  • Project uses Canton Network to test delivery-versus-payment settlement of JGBs versus digital money, including tokenized deposits or stablecoins.
  • Second workstream targets end-to-end repo lifecycle automation via Secured Finance’s lending protocol, aiming for intraday real-time repo settlement.
  • Program is positioned to raise operational efficiency, extend settlement windows, improve funding and capital efficiency for institutional market participants.
  • Pilot forms part of Japan FSA’s Payments Innovation Project support granted in February, with a view toward broader industry participation.


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