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Boerse Stuttgart launches Seturion for tokenized asset settlement in Europe

September 4, 2025Updated:September 5, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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Boerse Stuttgart launches Seturion for tokenized asset settlement in Europe
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Boerse Stuttgart Group, Europe’s sixth-largest trade operator, has launched a blockchain-based settlement platform designed to deal with cross-border transactions of tokenized property throughout the area.

In response to a Thursday announcement, the platform targets banks, brokers, buying and selling venues and tokenization platforms. The system helps each private and non-private blockchains, with settlement attainable in central financial institution cash or on-chain money.

The platform, known as Seturion, has already been examined by native banks as a part of blockchain trials carried out with the European Central Financial institution (ECB).

The group mentioned its personal exchanges will join first, with the answer already reside at BX Digital, Boerse Stuttgart’s regulated DLT buying and selling venue in Switzerland. Different market members shall be subjected to supervisory approval.