Kazakhstan plans to issue tokenized treasury bonds in the first quarter of 2027.
Original headline哈萨克斯坦拟于 2027 年一季度发行代币化国债
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Kazakhstan’s central bank plans to issue tokenized government bonds with the Finance Ministry, most likely in Q1 2027, Governor Timur Suleimenov said. Earlier this month the central bank sold 50 billion tenge of 91-day notes on the Kazakhstan Stock Exchange, including 10 billion tenge (~$22.3 million) in tokenized form at a weighted average yield of 15.72%, with demand at 1.4x the offering. The exchange’s digital asset platform runs on Solana with BitGo providing custody, though their involvement in the bond issue is not yet confirmed. The move would extend Kazakhstan’s tokenization push from central bank notes to sovereign debt. Watch for confirmation of the issuance timeline, the blockchain and custody arrangements, and whether the tokenized format scales beyond pilot-sized tranches.
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