Taurus SA and Parfin have joined strength to transform institutional access to token and custody infrastructure. The movement integrates the integral set of digital assets of Taurus, based in Switzerland, on the interoperable PARFIN platform, creating a complete battery solution adapted to the evolutionary needs of regulated financial institutions.
The collaboration indicates a change in maturation in how institutions adopt Blockchain technology, as security, compliance and interoperability become the nucleus of infrastructure that supports tokenized finances.
Consolidating institutional rails for tokenized finance
Founded in 2018, Taurus has become one of the main digital asset technology suppliers in Europe, attending to the main banks, including Deutsche Bank, Credit Suisse and UBS. Its flagship, Tauro-Protect (Custody and Governance) and Taurus-Capital (Tokenization and Management of the Assets Life Cycle) offer institutional customers, offer customer access safe access to cryptocurrencies, tokenized values, NFT and digital currencies (CBDC) of central banks (CBDC).
Parfin, based in Brazil and backed by Pactural Veterans of Accenture and BTG, offers a custody agnostic orchestration layer through its Rayls infrastructure. It allows institutions to connect traditional systems with public and permitted blockchain networks that use API, HSM -based security and customizable government tools. Parfin is also the technology provider behind Kinexys, the Latin American Blockchain Innovation Center of JP Morgan.
Integration combines regulated custody and Taurus token pile with the Parfin flexible orchestration platform. The institutions that use the Parfin interface will now be able to tokenar assets, execute operations and administer custody without problems, all under a unified compliance framework.
Why does this matter?
The association is an answer to the growing institutional demand for interoperable and conforming digital asset infrastructure. Global banks and asset administrators have been increasing the exploration of the tokenization, including the JPMorgan, the CITI DLT platform and the Blockchain based on Franklin Templeton. According to Boston Consulting Group, asset token could reach a $ 16 billion market by 2030.
By unifying custody, tokenization, execution and governance, taurus and parfine aim to simplify the complexity of infrastructure and reduce the operational risk, critical barriers for institutional adoption.
“Taurus offers the most complete and reliable digital asset infrastructure for regulated institutions,” said Lamine Brahimi, co -founder and Socia Manager of Taurus. “Parfin shares our focus on institutional security, government and compliance. Together, we are providing a scalable and high performance solution.”
Marcos Viriato, CEO of Parfin, mentioned: “This association is an important step for institutions that seek standard global infrastructure … Integration with Taurus improves flexibility, which allows customers to choose solutions that best meet their needs in a safe and fulfilled environment.”
Expansion to Latin America
The association also marks the official expansion of Taurus in Latin America, a region that presents the acceleration of the adoption of blockchain. Brazil, in particular, is emerging as a Fintech center with initiatives such as the DREX CBDC project and the main banks that make up the tokenized offers.
The established regional presence of Parfin, reinforced by the support of Accenture and its growing client base of banks, coverage funds and cryptographic players, positions the alliance to take advantage of the flourishing demand for the continent of tokenized financial services.
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