NEW: @ADI_Foundation and @ZamanatDigital are exploring a framework to bring private credit, trade finance and Sukuk onchain. The collaboration would combine asset origination and financial expertise with ADI Chain infrastructure to support issuance, transparent ownership records, and settlement. The goal is to create institution-ready financial products with clear investor rights, robust credit assessment, and more efficient access to capital. Read the announcement: https://t.co/cRJKGadG0G
JUST IN: @ADI_Foundation and @SagintInc have signed an agreement to bring Digital Warehouse Receipts to ADI Chain. The collaboration aims to strengthen trust in global mineral trade and expand financing access through records institutions can verify across borders. Read more: https://t.co/4edlUUijjj
JUST IN: @ADI_Foundation and @SagintInc have signed an agreement to bring Digital Warehouse Receipts to ADI Chain. The collaboration aims to strengthen trust in global mineral trade and expand access to financing through records institutions can verify across borders. Read more: https://t.co/AF3DOXTnXG
Faster payments can still face the same barriers. The 'Beyond Speed: Building Trusted Interoperability in the Future of Cross-Border Payment' report identifies three sources of friction in cross-border finance: 1. Operational differences. Domestic infrastructures have different operating hours, capabilities, and settlement processes. 2. Fragmented data. Inconsistent information and messaging standards complicate screening, reconciliation and reporting. 3. Regulatory differences. Legal classifications and compliance requirements vary across jurisdictions. Improving the payment experience means addressing all three. Systems need to exchange useful information, align operationally, and support trust across borders. That is why interoperability is a foundation for adoption at scale.
Institutions can build onchain without building everything themselves. Developing and operating standalone infrastructure adds complexity beyond the use case an institution wants to deliver. ADI Chain combines infrastructure built for institutional use with an established ecosystem of global financial leaders, including @BlackRock, @Visa and @Securitize. Our CTO, @GStogniiev, shares his perspective with @beincrypto on the value of an established ecosystem for institutional adoption. Watch the interview clip 👇
How do we turn demand for AI infrastructure into investable projects? @AndreyLazorenko, CEO of @ADI_Foundation, joins the CEO Roundtable at the World Bank Group’s Global AI & Digital Summit in Seoul next week. We look forward to exchanging perspectives with fellow participants. https://t.co/DkpwotNuNW
Tokenized markets need to know who is acting, with what authority. At @rwasummitglobal Singapore, CTO Herman Stohniiev explored AI in RWA tokenization and the agent economy. Institutional participation requires: • Institutions need to identify the agents they interact with. • An agent’s work must be supported by verifiable evidence. • Greater autonomy requires clear accountability. Our focus on onchain identity, reputation, and validation addresses that requirement, giving institutions a basis to assess agents before entrusting them with financial activity.
What a week it’s been in Singapore. Across @token2049, the ADI team joined conversations on tokenized deposits, digital markets, and bringing institutional operations onchain. The event highlighted a shared priority: building infrastructure institutions can use. ICYMI 👇 https://t.co/pF65myMFm3
