Ripple, JPMorgan, and Mastercard Complete First Cross-Border Tokenized Bond Buyback

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Ondo Finance has executed the first cross-border tokenized bond buyback with JPMorgan, Mastercard, and Ripple. The deal used Ripple’s XRP Ledger and Mastercard’s Multi-Token Network, showing how public blockchains and banks can work together. The network upgrade allowed for fast settlements outside regular banking hours. This move could pave the way for new token listings and broader adoption of digital assets in institutional markets.

A notable development has occurred in the tokenized real-world asset (RWA) space. Ondo Finance announced that it has successfully completed the first cross-border and interbank buyback of tokenized US Treasury bonds in collaboration with JPMorgan Chase’s Kinexys platform, Mastercard, and Ripple.

The companies stated that this transaction represents a significant milestone in terms of the interoperability of tokenized assets and international financial transactions.

In a statement by Ondo Finance, it was stated that the pilot application demonstrated the coordination between public blockchain infrastructures and interbank payment and settlement systems. The company said that the transaction carried out formed the basis of a 24/7 and near real-time cross-border settlement infrastructure for tokenized asset buybacks among global banks.

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As part of the pilot operation, Ripple repurchased tokenized assets issued on the XRP Ledger. The fiat currency settlement of the transaction was triggered via Mastercard’s Multi-Token Network (MTN), which enables interoperability between different value transfer systems. The fiat currency transfer process was initiated on Kinexys by J.P. Morgan’s blockchain infrastructure, while JPMorgan’s banking network was used for the cross-border transfer of funds.

The companies stated that the transaction was completed in near real-time, outside of traditional banking hours and processing times. Because one leg of the transaction took place on a public blockchain and the other on banking infrastructure, it was described as the first of its kind among global financial institutions.

RippleX Senior Vice President Markus Infanger commented on the development, stating, “This transaction is a significant step in demonstrating that tokenized assets can move seamlessly between public blockchain infrastructures and the global financial system.” Infanger also noted that the XRP Ledger enables real-time asset transfers and, when combined with global banking infrastructure, allows institutions to conduct cross-border transactions in a single, integrated flow.

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