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Injective Scales up Tokenization Push With SEC Transfer Agent Status
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Injective said its institutional services arm is now registered with the SEC as a transfer agent, giving the blockchain a regulated function for securities.
Key facts
- The Layer 1 network said on Aug. 19 that its institutional services business had become an SEC-registered transfer agent
- POSCO International and LG CNS have launched a pilot on the Injective blockchain to tokenize real trade accounts receivable using…
- With this move, Injective becomes the first layer 1 blockchain to possess the RWA infrastructure and regulatory readiness needed to accelerate tokenization to new heights,” the project said
- Injective said its institutional services arm is now registered with the SEC as a transfer agent, giving the blockchain a regulated function for securities
Summary
Injective’s SEC status adds regulated recordkeeping to four live tokenized asset classes. Injective’s next test is scaling adoption among banks and issuers after its 2026 regulatory push. Injective is adding regulated securities infrastructure to its blockchain to position itself as a venue for institutional tokenization. The Layer 1 network said on Aug. 19 that its institutional services business had become an SEC-registered transfer agent.