Cashlink Adds Avalanche for Tokenized Securities
German infrastructure provider Cashlink Technologies has officially integrated the Avalanche blockchain into its platform to support the issuance and management of tokenized securities. This strategic expansion allows financial institutions to leverage Avalanche's network while maintaining compliance through Cashlink’s existing BaFin-regulated framework for custody and registrar services. Cashlink has established a significant market presence, having processed over €1 billion in transaction volume across more than 300 live issuances. By incorporating Avalanche, the firm provides its institutional clients, such as KfW, NRW.BANK, DZ Bank, and Helaba, with increased flexibility in their digital asset workflows. This development is significant for the RWA market as it bridges the gap between institutional-grade regulatory compliance and the high-performance capabilities of public blockchains. The success of this integration will ultimately depend on the willingness of Cashlink’s banking partners to adopt Avalanche for their future security issuances. This move underscores a broader industry trend where established financial infrastructure providers are increasingly diversifying their blockchain support to facilitate institutional RWA adoption.
- Cashlink integrates Avalanche to support institutional tokenized security issuance and management.
- Cashlink holds a BaFin license for crypto securities registration and custody services.
- Platform has processed over €1 billion in volume across 300+ institutional issuances.
- Clients include major German financial institutions like KfW, DZ Bank, and Helaba.
Cashlink Technologies is a German-based financial infrastructure provider that specializes in the issuance and administration of digital securities. The company operates under a BaFin license, enabling it to act as a regulated registrar and custodian for tokenized assets. Its platform serves as a bridge for traditional financial institutions looking to digitize securities while remaining compliant with German financial regulations.