Nasdaq has planned to advance pan-European tokenized trading through a partnership with Boerse Stuttgart Group’s tokenized asset settlement platform Seturion.
As the collaboration aims to connect Nasdaq’s European trading venues to Seturion that supports both private and public distributed ledger technology (DLT) and settlement using both traditional money or digital cash on a blockchain across Europe.
According to the official announcement on March 9, the collaboration is a step to advance the modernization of Europe’s post-trade infrastructure. The partnership first focuses on structured products, expanding the network of financial institutions connecting to Seturion, and then building an ecosystem of issuers, brokers, and other industry partners across Europe.
Through distributed ledger technology, the partnership aims to improve capital market efficiency and simplify Europe’s fragmented settlement system. While maintaining current market structures and workflows, the project is anticipated to provide issuers and investors with quicker and more affordable tokenized asset settlement.
Also, the announcement addressed the problems that Europe’s capital markets face, including various post-trade infrastructure providers and legislative divergence throughout the European Union, which results in higher expenses, longer settlement cycles, and operational complexity by leveraging DLT to create a single, unified settlement platform.
Further, Roland Chai, President of European Market Services and Head of Digital Assets at Nasdaq, said, “Tokenization presents a transformative opportunity to address inefficiencies in settlement and securities processing workflows, while preserving the trust, stability, and regulatory rigor that underpin well-functioning markets.”
As this partnership announcement follows Nasdaq and Payward, the parent company of Kraken, has partnered to build the technology required to create an “equities transformation gateway,” and Nasdaq’s equity token architecture is expected to go live in early 2027.
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