
Malaysia's central bank launches depository for tokenized bonds and sukuk
- —SSDS+ was built in-house on top of the existing SSDS depository
- —Covers tokenized government bonds, sukuk and retail corporate bonds
- —RENTAS+ integration enables 24/7 settlement in central bank money
Why it matters: Malaysia is among the first central banks to move toward on-chain settlement of government debt in central bank money, setting a template for tokenized sovereign bonds in Asia.
Source: Ledger Insights
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