Quant (QNT), a blockchain interoperability project designed to connect various blockchain and legacy systems, is pleased to announce a groundbreaking collaboration with Murex (MX.3), a renowned enterprise-wide capital markets platform for trading, risk management, and post-trade processing. The main purpose of this partnership is to issue and manage tokenized assets within existing systems.
Both partners are built on advanced technology to address this changing world landscape. They intend to open up opportunities for tokenized deposits and digital bonds. As the world grows rapidly, every platform must upgrade according to its needs to remain compatible with the world.
Murex has built a system that earns the trust of the capital markets. Quant makes these same systems programmable.
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Both platforms plan to connect traditional finance (TradFi) to blockchain. This integration will allow banks and financial institutions to issue tokenized deposits and digital bonds for the promotion of their users. Quant announced this news through its official social media X account.
Murex and Quant enable banks to issue and manage tokenized assets
This partnership comes as tokenized real-world assets exceed USD 100 billion. Banks and capital markets platforms will be able to issue, settle and manage tokenized deposits and digital bonds within the systems they already have in place. Both platforms are well-built to support their users at all costs.
“Banks and capital markets companies know that tokenization is happening. The question they’re grappling with is how to operationalize it without compromising the risk management, compliance, and operational resilience they’ve spent decades building,” said Gilbert Berdian, founder and CEO of Quant.
“By integrating programmable money infrastructure with MX.3, we are giving them a clear path forward. The next generation of capital markets infrastructure does not replace what works; it makes what works programmable.”
Unlock cross-chain interoperability for institutions
The Quant and Murex integration is much more powerful for users in terms of programmability, cross-rail payment orchestration, and enabling interoperability across public and private blockchains. This integration will allow users to seamlessly deposit and trade tokenized digital bonds.
Solene Khy, Head of Currency, Equities, Commodities and Digital Assets at Murex also shared her thoughts. “Tokenization is rapidly moving into mainstream finance as major institutions begin rolling it out into the real world,” he said.
“This partnership allows our clients to integrate these new capabilities into their existing capital markets systems without requiring a complete overhaul of their infrastructure, providing comprehensive coverage of both TradFi and DeFi and flexibility in their choice of custody system.”
