DTCC Just Ran Live Tokenized Trades. The Market Is Not Open Yet

DTCC Just Ran Live Tokenized Trades. The Market Is Not Open Yet


New York Stock Exchange trading floor and electronic market stations image By Isaac • July 18, 2026 2:28 pm •

The machinery behind the U.S. securities market just moved real assets through blockchain rails.

On Wednesday, the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation converted securities held at its depository into tokens and used them in live production transactions.

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JPMorgan tokenized shares of the Invesco QQQ exchange-traded fund. Tokenized assets were posted to CME Group for central-counterparty margin.

Firms also completed Treasury repo, securities-lending, collateral and stock transactions.

This was not another laboratory demonstration using pretend money on a test network.

It also was not the opening of a 24-hour tokenized stock market.

The transactions took place over several hours in a controlled DTC production environment. The broader DTCC Tokenization Service remains a limited, pre-launch program expected to

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