RL1 blockchain network launched and began operations; the underlying platform processed over €700 million in transactions in three years

Mars Finance news: 10 European financial institutions jointly launched a Regulated Layer One (RL1). The network has been set up in Luxembourg in the form of a European cooperative and has started operations, targeting regulated financial markets and tokenized assets. RL1 founding members include ABN AMRO, Cecabank, Chartered Investment, Crédit Mutuel Alliance Fédérale, DekaBank, DZ BANK, LBBW, Natixis CIB, SC Ventures, and Seturion. RL1 states that each member has equal decision-making power over network governance and development. This permissioned private network is built on infrastructure developed by the German fintech company Secure Worldwide Interbank Asset Transfer (SWIAT), and SWIAT has transferred network ownership to the cooperative. SWIAT said the platform processed more than 50 transactions during three years of production usage, with an amount exceeding €700 million. RL1 is designed for use cases including digital currencies, tokenized bonds, collateral, and blockchain-based settlement. RL1 will be led by former SWIAT Managing Director Henning Vollbehr. KfW and L-Bank will continue to support the initiative, and RL1 is in discussions with more institutions such as NatWest about joining the network.
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