Brickken says its mission is to bridge traditional finance and now with a recent update, blockchain reportedly takes another step forward with their latest integration with the XDC Network. This newly unveiled integration extends Brickken’s tokenization infrastructure to the XDC ecosystem, enabling corporations, asset managers, and FIs to deploy and manage tokenized financial instruments and RWAs on XDC’s EVM-compatible architecture, streamlining “compliant digital assets processes for organizations operating in global markets.”
Brickken provides an institutional-grade platform that supports the digital transformation of financial instruments ranging from “equity and private credit to funds, bonds, and real-world assets such as real estate, infrastructure, and collectibles.”
Through this integration, issuers and asset managers using XDC Network infrastructure may now:
- Onboard investors using integrated KYC/AML workflows.
Issue and manage tokenized financial instruments in a compliant manner. - Automate governance actions, distributions, and reporting.
- Oversee full asset lifecycles through a unified operating interface.
This approach allows institutions to lower operational overhead, maintain regulatory alignment, and “scale on-chain offerings without the need to develop custom blockchain infrastructure.”
Brickken’s progress in advancing compliant tokenization solutions includes:
- $300M+ in tokenized assets across multiple jurisdictions.
- Clients in 16+ countries, including enterprises, funds, and financial intermediaries.
- Alignment with European digital asset frameworks, participating in the EU Regulatory Sandbox
- Co-author of ERC-7943, the industry standard for institutional tokenization.
- Recognized by major industry hubs and accelerators for our contributions to real-world asset innovation.
By integrating with the XDC Network, they continue to enable institutions seeking “blockchain infrastructure designed for real-world applications.”
The XDC Network is known for its “enterprise-oriented” blockchain architecture, making it suitable for digital asset processes that require “speed, low operational costs, and interoperability.”
Brickken’s integration aligns with these capabilities, offering organizations on XDC with the “required tools for issuing, managing, and automating tokenized assets.” This collab is based on technical integration and ecosystem “alignment and does not represent an endorsement from the XDC Foundation.”
As demand for real-world asset infrastructure grows, this integration highlights the readiness of blockchain tech to support use cases.
Brickken and XDC Network are committed to enabling interoperable solutions that support enterprises adopting tokenization.
As noted in the update, Brickken is described as an institutional-grade software provider enabling the compliant tokenization and management of real-world assets (RWA).
Built for FIs, asset managers, and regulated entities, the platform digitizes financial instruments such as equity, debt, private credit, bonds, and funds, as well as “tangible assets like real estate, infrastructure, and commodities.”
As mentioned in the announcement, XDC Network (previously known as XinFin Network) is an EVM-compatible L1 network.
A so-called “optimized” fork of Ethereum, the XDC Network reaches consensus through a delegated proof-of-stake (XDPoS) mechanism, which “allows for two-second transaction time, near zero gas fees, and a high number of transactions per second.”
As explained in a blog post, the XDC Network powers a range of blockchain use cases and provides infrastructure for “enterprise-grade” blockchain apps.
