Wu Shuo learned that Injective posted that it has officially submitted a Transfer Agent registration application to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). This move aims to build a regulated path for issuing on-chain securities. As the custodian of ownership records in the securities market, the Transfer Agent performs core functions such as verifying shareholder identities, voting rights, and processing trade transfers. Injective plans to migrate this functionality onto the chain, aiming to improve the settlement speed of tokenized securities, enhance record transparency, and enable compliant processes through decentralized infrastructure. Injective stated that this deployment will support a U.S.-compliant expansion of the real-world assets (RWA) market infrastructure under regulation.

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FragmentGlowFlower
· 3h ago
The role of a transfer agent is heavy and slow in traditional finance, but if on-chain smart contracts can replace some of its functions, it can indeed significantly improve efficiency—however, getting past the SEC will be difficult. Let’s wait and see.
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ScalperCat
· 3h ago
The SEC registration application is only the first step. Whether it can be approved depends on the outcome of the communication, but at least the posture is right.
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CommunityMaker
· 3h ago
There has finally been substantial progress on a compliant pathway for on-chain securities. This time, Injective has effectively paved a way for the industry.
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NFTDegenerate
· 3h ago
So in the future, can RWA tokenization be used to settle on-chain in a legitimate way? That’s much more meaningful than just issuing an ERC-20.
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HODLHermit
· 3h ago
Wow, that’s quite a big step forward.
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