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Home/News/Citi Launches On-Chain Marketplace for Trading Private Company Shares Using Digital Depositary Receipts
BitcoinKE·3d ago·positive

Citi Launches On-Chain Marketplace for Trading Private Company Shares Using Digital Depositary Receipts

Citigroup has launched a blockchain-based marketplace for trading private company shares using Digital Depositary Receipts (DDRs), marking the latest push by a major Wall Street bank into tokenized assets.

  • Platform uses Digital Depositary Receipts (DDRs) — on-chain securities issued and custodied by Citi
  • Blockchain infrastructure operated by Switzerland's SIX Digital Exchange
  • Initially available to non-U.S. investors; U.S. access planned later
  • Citi says DDRs provide a regulated alternative to special-purpose vehicles (SPVs) for private market investing
  • Part of a broader trend of major banks bringing traditional financial assets on-chain
marketregulationImpact 7/10
Why our editor rated this positive

A major Wall Street bank launching regulated on-chain securities is a strong signal of institutional adoption and legitimacy for blockchain-based finance.

Read the full story at BitcoinKE

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