India’s live pilot shows what integration looks like in practice: Demat 2.0 has supported three tokenized corporate bond issuances totaling ₹1,025 crore, including an L&T ₹500 crore bond. Corporate bond tokenization integration connects[…]
India’s tokenised corporate bond pilot has already reached ₹1,025 crore across three issuers, while the market it aims to serve is described in public coverage as roughly $620 billion. That contrast defines the[…]
Most advice on Bond Tokenization vs Fractional Bond Trading starts with the wrong question: how small can the investment be? That matters, but it isn’t the decisive issue. Tokenization changes the bond’s market[…]
India’s corporate bond market is already large enough to make tokenization an infrastructure question, not a crypto thought experiment. NITI Aayog cites an outstanding corporate bond market of about USD 642 billion in[…]
If your treasury, capital markets, or trading team is still living with T+2 settlement, chained reconciliations, and coupon processing that depends on too many handoffs, you’re already feeling the pressure that corporate bond[…]