tZERO Expands Blockchain Infrastructure to Include Stellar, XDC, and Algorand Networks
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tZERO's expansion to Stellar, XDC, and Algorand blockchains gives issuers a competitive edge by offering flexible, cost-effective platforms for tokenizing assets within regulated infrastructure.
tZERO integrates Stellar, XDC, and Algorand blockchains into its ecosystem, allowing issuers to select networks based on technical requirements like speed, cost, and regulatory compliance.
This multi-chain expansion by tZERO creates a more accessible and interoperable financial system, potentially democratizing investment opportunities and improving global asset liquidity.
tZERO now supports Stellar's 10-year proven track record, XDC's hybrid architecture for enterprise privacy, and Algorand's built-in regulatory controls for digital securities tokenization.
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tZERO Group, Inc., a blockchain-powered multi-asset infrastructure provider, announced the expansion of its tokenization capabilities to include Stellar, XDC, and Algorand blockchains. This move builds on existing integrations with Ethereum, Tezos, and Avalanche, extending the company's regulated infrastructure for tokenized assets.
The expansion enhances tZERO's Tokenize + Trade + Connect business model by providing issuers with greater flexibility in selecting blockchain networks that align with their asset structures, regulatory requirements, and target investor bases. This creates a more adaptive and interoperable framework supporting diverse use cases, from digital securities and cross-border payment instruments to institutional-grade real-world assets.
"Different assets require different technological foundations," said Alan Konevsky, Chief Executive Officer of tZERO. "By integrating multiple Layer-1 networks into our open ecosystem, we're giving issuers and investors the freedom to choose the platform that aligns best with their goals – whether that's for speed, cost, or a specific ecosystem – all within the regulated, end-to-end environment tZERO provides."
Chris Russell, tZERO's Chief Information Security Officer, noted that the company's "chain-agnostic" strategy recognizes varying asset requirements. "An issuer of a high-volume traded security may prioritize the low gas fees and high throughput of a Layer-2 or a high-performance L1, while an issuer of a tokenized real estate fund might prefer the deep security and established liquidity of a legacy L1."
The new integrations bring distinct capabilities to tZERO's infrastructure. Stellar offers an open, configurable blockchain with a 10-year track record, purpose-built for issuing and managing assets reflecting both on-chain and real-world financial services. More information about Stellar's capabilities can be found at https://www.stellar.org.
XDC Network features a hybrid public-private architecture designed for enterprise adoption, delivering both transparency and privacy to meet compliance demands in regulated sectors. Its XDC 2.0 mechanism enables high-throughput, low-latency transactions. Details about XDC Network are available at https://xdc.org.
Algorand provides a Layer-1 "Algorand Standard Assets" framework purpose-built for digital securities, enabling straightforward token creation with built-in regulatory controls. Its Pure Proof-of-Stake protocol ensures fast, secure, and cost-effective settlement ideal for financial markets. Additional information can be accessed at https://www.algorand.com.
This expansion represents a significant development in the tokenization landscape, as it enables more institutions to leverage blockchain technology for asset digitization within regulated frameworks. The inclusion of these three networks addresses different market needs: Stellar's focus on financial products and payments, XDC's enterprise compliance features, and Algorand's digital securities specialization.
For financial institutions and asset issuers, this expansion means greater choice in blockchain infrastructure when tokenizing assets. The ability to select networks based on specific requirements—whether prioritizing transaction speed, compliance features, or cost efficiency—could accelerate adoption of tokenized assets across traditional finance sectors.
The move also signals growing maturity in blockchain infrastructure for regulated financial applications. By supporting multiple networks with different strengths, tZERO's platform reduces barriers to entry for institutions considering asset tokenization while maintaining regulatory compliance standards.
As blockchain technology continues to evolve for financial applications, multi-chain strategies like tZERO's may become increasingly important for creating interoperable, flexible infrastructure that can support diverse asset classes and regulatory environments across global markets.
Curated from NewMediaWire


