Solana DEX Orca launches a compliant trading marketplace for tokenized real-world assets
ChainCatcher reports, citing CoinDesk, that the decentralized exchange Orca on Solana has launched a "permissioned pool" infrastructure aimed at tokenization of real-world assets that require high compliance. The first participant is commodity tokenization company Streamex, whose gold-linked security GLDY will be the first compliant token to trade through this system.
Orca stated that this mechanism is primarily targeted at the US market, only allowing qualified investors who have passed KYC verification to buy, sell, and hold the relevant tokens. Issuers can customize access rules, which are automatically enforced by the on-chain system. Permissioned pools operate on top of Orca's existing liquidity infrastructure, and the interface will show whether an asset is restricted and whether a user is qualified to trade.
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