T-REX Network

@ApexGlobalGroup, @Chainlink, @ERC3643Org and T-REX Network have implemented a modular compliance framework for onchain bonds, aligned with Swift standards.

Assets are deployed once and managed from a single source of record on the T-REX Network, then distributed across chains.

Read the full announcement below:

Every party keeping its own books means someone reconciling them.

The T-REX Ledger keeps the authoritative record of ownership and eligibility. Every connected network and venue checks against it: one record, nothing to match afterwards.

On the T-REX Network in November.

An investor checked once should not start over at every venue.

ONCHAINID turns a completed investor check into a reusable verified credential. Each venue still sets its own rules. The paperwork stops repeating.

Audited by @OpenZeppelin.
On the T-REX Network in November.

On the way to mainnet, so far:

- ONCHAINID v3 audited by @OpenZeppelin.
- @Chainlink CCIP as the preferred cross-network protocol.
- Confidential transfers in development with @zama.
- Apex Group committed to bringing $100B in tokenized assets to the Network by 2027.

About a quarter of all collateral sits idle, earning little or nothing. Much of it is a buffer against transfers that fail on manual processes.

ERC-3643 moves the eligibility check into the security itself: before it transfers, it confirms the receiver may hold it.