DTCC plans to bring tokenized stocks, bonds and U.S. Treasury securities to Solana by 2027, extending blockchain work by an institution that supports core U.S. securities-market operations.
The date is a target for a future rollout, not a report of securities already operating on Solana. The plan names three traditional asset classes: company shares, bonds and U.S. government debt. Tokenized securities are digital versions of traditional financial assets recorded on blockchain networks.
DTCC sits within infrastructure that processes U.S. securities trades, including clearing and settlement, and provides related information services. The Solana plan follows DTCC’s introduction of a tokenization service for U.S. securities markets, which EconoTimes covered earlier. That service aims to ease collateral transfers and let institutions use digital-asset tools in their workflows.
DTCC has also used other networks in this work. At a July 15 production event, the corporation represented DTC-held securities as digital tokens on Canton Network and Hyperledger Besu. Market participants carried out trades in tokenized Treasurys and equities, including Treasury repurchase agreements. Those deals came before DTCC’s broader service was scheduled to roll out. More than 30 firms attended; BitGo Bank & Trust worked on custody and settlement for institutional financing collateral backed by tokenized Treasurys and equities. The July session also included collateral pledges and securities lending.
Separately, DTCC and the Stellar Development Foundation plan to make assets held by DTC available on Stellar in the first half of 2027, under a separate plan for tokenized assets on Stellar. For that project, partners named U.S. Treasury bills, bonds and notes, exchange-traded funds tracking major indexes, and Russell 1000 constituents for evaluation. The announcement did not identify which assets would be made available or set a commercial-volume target. The Solana effort’s next stated milestone is its 2027 rollout target.
