Progmat and Canton developer reach basic agreement on tokenization of Japanese government bonds
Original headlineProgmatとカントン開発元、日本国債のトークン化で基本合意
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Progmat and Digital Asset, the developer of the Canton Network, have signed a memorandum of understanding to tokenize Japanese government bonds (JGBs) under an initiative called "tJGB," with a formal announcement set for June 10. The project aims to preserve the legal characteristics of book-entry transfer JGBs while enabling 24/7 settlement. The collaboration pairs Progmat's tokenization platform with Canton Network's institutional-grade blockchain infrastructure, targeting Japan's sovereign debt market. It matters because JGBs are among the world's largest sovereign bond markets, and round-the-clock settlement could improve collateral mobility and cross-border distribution. Next, watch for details on participating financial institutions, the scope of initial issuance, and whether the tJGB framework expands beyond JGBs to other Japanese assets.
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Japanese Government Bonds, Progmat, Digital Asset, Canton Network, tJGB