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Bastion’s national trust bank charter has a six-month clock

Bastion's national trust bank charter from the OCC must close within six months, a third of the time Agora and Catena get, on a $6 million capital floor.

DTCC’s October tokenisation launch starts a three-year clock

DTCC's tokenisation service enters full production in October 2026 under an SEC no-action letter withdrawn three years after launch. Renewal is unaddressed.

Four of Euronext’s five alternative CSDs are Euroclear’s

Euronext Securities becomes default CSD for Amsterdam, Brussels and Paris equity and ETP settlement on 21 September. Four of five alternatives are Euroclear’s.

Partior’s instant payments still leave its four settlement banks to square up the old way

Partior settles client-bank payments instantly, but DBS, Deutsche Bank, JP Morgan and Standard Chartered still square up the old way until at least Q1 2027.

Oasis Pro’s Fund/SERV seat settles in fiat, not on-chain

Ondo's Oasis Pro Markets is Fund/SERV's first tokenisation member, but DTCC's rail settles in fiat through NSCC and no named Ondo fund is live on it yet.

Deutsche Bank’s crypto custody licence is due 40 months after filing

Deutsche Bank will custody Bitcoin, Ether, USDC, EURC and EURAU, but expects its BaFin licence only in October - 40 months after it first applied in 2023.

Crypto.com’s Form 1-N names 10 stocks and no perpetual

Crypto.com's Nadex filed a 515-page Form 1-N naming 10 US stocks. The SEC held no vote, and the single-stock perps Crypto.com plans are still unapproved.

S&P Global buys OpenZeppelin to rate code alongside issuers

S&P Global will buy OpenZeppelin, the auditor behind $37trn in onchain transfers, extending Ratings from issuer creditworthiness into smart contract code.

Cyber Resilience Act puts crypto wallet makers on a 24-hour clock

EU Cyber Resilience Act reporting now binds crypto wallet makers: 24-hour exploit warnings, fines up to €15m, and old devices in scope. Who is exposed.

Broadridge extends digital assets platform to US wealth firms

Broadridge has extended its digital assets platform to US wealth firms, wiring Anchorage Digital and Galaxy in first as the default custody counterparties.

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