Key points:
Assetera is tapping into Polygon’s Ethereum scaling network to power the real-world asset platform; this allows for secure, trusted executions using stablecoins at the time of purchase for clearing and settlement. Tokenized assets range from securities, funds, and money market instruments provided within a regulated digital venue for trading.
It is regulated under the MiFID II and VASP, preparing for compliance with MiCA, with a view to extending services across the European Union. It will be open to both retail and professional clients, according to CoinDesk.
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By integrating Polygon into the Assetera platform, the trading of tokenized assets, such as bonds and commodities, is done in a much faster and transparent manner. Polygon secures the transaction and allows efficient usage of stablecoins for settlement.
As the company prepares for MiCA compliance, Assetera plans to extend its reach toward more participants EU-wide and further develop the market for tokenized financial instruments.
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