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Open infrastructure for the next era of capital markets

[OpenAssetsInc @OpenAssetsInc]

OpenAssets is now working with @awscloud (AWS) through the AWS Partner Network to support the deployment of tokenization platforms at enterprise scale.

With AWS already powering financial giants like JP Morgan Chase, NASDAQ, and Capital One as well as many of the world’s largest commercial enterprises, the joint effort now offers unprecedented capabilities for institutions to deploy their own tokenization platforms.

This enables institutions to deploy without building from scratch, reducing timelines from 18–24 months to weeks.

[OpenAssetsInc @OpenAssetsInc]

Yesterday at @valorcapgroup's Onchain Finance event, the conversation focused on a key piece of onchain finance: standardization.

@gaborgurbacs joined representatives from @Kaleido_io, @OpenZeppelin, @Mysten_Labs, and @lfdecentralized, exploring how shared standards can support institutional adoption.

The conversation continues today with more panels and perspectives from across the ecosystem.

[OpenAssetsInc @OpenAssetsInc]

OpenAssets is in São Paulo for Onchain Finance 2026, hosted by @valorcapgroup, on connecting traditional finance and the onchain economy.

@gaborgurbacs is joining as a speaker, with the team on the ground, alongside leading banks including @itau, Safra, BTG Pactual and others shaping onchain finance.

This is exactly the conversation institutional tokenization has to move forward.

[OpenAssetsInc @OpenAssetsInc]

OpenAssets is in São Paulo for Onchain Finance 2026, hosted by @valorcapgroup, on connecting traditional finance and the onchain economy.

@gaborgurbacs is joining as a speaker, with the team on the ground, alongside leading banks including @itau, Safra, BTG Pactual and others shaping onchain finance.

This is exactly the conversation institutional tokenization has to move forward.

[OpenAssetsInc @OpenAssetsInc]

In a new MFWire column, @gaborgurbacs draws the parallel to ETFs: the firms that engaged early defined how distribution worked.

Tokenization is at that same point now. RWA assets under management are still under $1 trillion, the standards are being written, and the firms participating early get a seat at the table shaping what comes next.

Read the full piece ↓
https://t.co/ZS7QvMRQCN

[OpenAssetsInc @OpenAssetsInc]

@alexandre_lores @gaborgurbacs Exactly. The standards are being written now, and early participants get to help shape them.

[OpenAssetsInc @OpenAssetsInc]

In a new MFWire column, @gaborgurbacs draws the parallel to ETFs: the firms that engaged early defined how distribution worked.

Tokenization is at that same point now. RWA assets under management are still under $1 trillion, the standards are being written, and the firms participating early get a seat at the table shaping what comes next.

Read the full piece ↓
https://t.co/ZS7QvMRQCN

[OpenAssetsInc @OpenAssetsInc]

@houndmother @gaborgurbacs Makes sense. The areas with the most operational complexity have the most to gain from better infrastructure 😉

[OpenAssetsInc @OpenAssetsInc]

In Traders Magazine, @gaborgurbacs explains “Web 2.5,” the bridge that lets institutions plug blockchain rails into existing settlement, custody, and compliance systems without rebuilding from scratch.

That's the pattern tokenization is following now — and it’s the catalyst for a new era of capital markets.

Read the full piece ↓
https://t.co/4XLzd0dHHa

[OpenAssetsInc @OpenAssetsInc]

@hahaisa @suren319 @gaborgurbacs Glad it resonated. That's the layer most people will end up using without even noticing.

[OpenAssetsInc @OpenAssetsInc]

In Traders Magazine, @gaborgurbacs explains “Web 2.5,” the bridge that lets institutions plug blockchain rails into existing settlement, custody, and compliance systems without rebuilding from scratch.

That's the pattern tokenization is following now — and it’s the catalyst for a new era of capital markets.

Read the full piece ↓
https://t.co/4XLzd0dHHa

[OpenAssetsInc @OpenAssetsInc]

@TheLatestBlock @gaborgurbacs It reflects how markets actually evolve: in layers, not replacements.

[OpenAssetsInc @OpenAssetsInc]

@NorthDigiGroup @gaborgurbacs The plug-in is the story. That's where the next layer gets built.

[OpenAssetsInc @OpenAssetsInc]

@suren319 @gaborgurbacs Thanks, @suren319. That's the layer Web 2.5 is built for 🚀

[OpenAssetsInc @OpenAssetsInc]

@alexandre_lores @gaborgurbacs It's the layer where adoption actually happens 😎

[OpenAssetsInc @OpenAssetsInc]

At @SuiNetwork Live, @gaborgurbacs framed institutional tokenization through a Web 2.5 lens: connecting traditional financial systems with blockchain rails.

Faster settlement, practical compliance, and simpler UX are what make adoption possible at scale.

This is where @OpenAssetsInc is focused: building the infrastructure layer that makes tokenization practical for institutional markets.

[OpenAssetsInc @OpenAssetsInc]

Operating across 40+ markets comes with real complexity when it comes to moving money.

Here’s how companies like @DoorDash are addressing it ⬇️🧵

[OpenAssetsInc @OpenAssetsInc]

@houndmother @alexandre_lores @DoorDash Agreed 🙌 use cases like this are where infrastructure truly shows its value.

[OpenAssetsInc @OpenAssetsInc]

Operating across 40+ markets comes with real complexity when it comes to moving money.

Here’s how companies like @DoorDash are addressing it ⬇️🧵

[OpenAssetsInc @OpenAssetsInc]

5/5 🧵 As more companies scale globally, these decisions start shaping how financial infrastructure is built, and how it operates across markets.

[OpenAssetsInc @OpenAssetsInc]

4/5 🧵 What changes is the layer underneath.

Settlement becomes faster, more consistent, and easier to operate across markets.