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ZkSync’s Matter Labs Will Tokenize $50M of Reserves with Sygnum Bank
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ZkSync’s Matter Labs Will Tokenize $50M of Reserves with Sygnum Bank

Matter Labs has partnered with Sygnum Bank to tokenize $50 million of its treasury reserves using the Fidelity Institutional Liquidity Fund. This initiative utilizes Sygnum’s multi-chain tokenization solutions to bring traditional money market fund shares onto the zkSync blockchain. By integrating a $6.99 billion AUM fund managed by Fidelity, Matter Labs aims to demonstrate the institutional-grade security and transparency of its Ethereum-based scaling solution. This move marks a significant milestone for zkSync, as it is the first project to leverage Sygnum’s infrastructure for tokenizing traditional securities. The integration bridges the gap between decentralized finance and traditional institutional investment vehicles. This development highlights the growing trend of crypto-native organizations moving treasury assets into regulated, yield-bearing financial products on-chain. Ultimately, the collaboration serves as a proof-of-concept for how Tier 1 investment managers can utilize blockchain technology to enhance the utility of corporate reserves.

coinmarketcap.comAdded: Oct 12, 20268.0
Matter Labs open sources Prividium core as Bundesbank tests it. Interoperability next
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Matter Labs open sources Prividium core as Bundesbank tests it. Interoperability next

Matter Labs has open-sourced the core engine of Prividium, its privacy-focused blockchain platform specifically engineered for financial institutions. This core component manages access rights and roles, allowing institutions to deploy permissioned chains using public code without requiring a commercial agreement with Matter Labs. The Deutsche Bundesbank has become the first institution to self-host the platform, collaborating with Matter Labs on design and testing phases. Prividium utilizes zero-knowledge proofs to ensure transaction data remains private within an institution's internal environment, while only cryptographic proofs are recorded on public chains like Ethereum. This development is significant as it lowers the barrier for central banks and commercial lenders to adopt institutional-grade blockchain infrastructure. Previous implementations of ZKsync technology include Deutsche Bank’s DAMA 2 fund project and UBS’s digital gold proof of concept. By open-sourcing the core, Matter Labs aims to address the critical challenge of interoperability between isolated institutional chains and broader public markets. The move signals a shift toward standardized, transparent infrastructure for regulated financial entities.

Ledger InsightsAdded: Sep 10, 20267.5

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