Abstract tokenized assets moving across institutional rails toward Solana

DTCC Adds Solana to Its Tokenized-Securities Roadmap for 2027

• November 12, 2026 11:13 am • Comments

Solana is set to join the network roadmap for the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation’s tokenized-securities platform, giving one of crypto’s largest public blockchains a planned connection to core Wall Street infrastructure.

DTCC says it plans to connect the DTCC Tokenization Service with Solana and expects DTC-tokenized assets to become available on the network in the second half of 2027. The timeline is forward-looking, but the underlying tokenization service is already live.

DTC sits at the center of U.S. securities custody and settlement, and DTCC says its tokenization service supports roughly $30 trillion in assets under custody. At launch, 34 securities are available to tokenize.

The service is designed to let eligible securities move between traditional accounts and blockchain environments while keeping the same CUSIP and the same underlying ownership rights. DTCC says tokenized assets carry the same legal protections and economic interests as securities held in conventional form.

For Solana, the planned connection is an institutional validation of throughput, settlement and tokenization capabilities. For DTCC participants, it adds another network option rather than forcing the market onto a single chain.

The addition sits inside DTCC’s broader multi-chain strategy. Its practical value will depend on participant demand, regulatory readiness and the final scope available at launch, but regulated securities infrastructure is being built to reach public blockchain networks.

The 2027 target is not a promise that every stock or Treasury will immediately trade around the clock on Solana. It is a concrete infrastructure plan that could make selected DTC-custodied assets more portable, programmable and usable across approved digital-market workflows.

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