Key insights Solana news reports that DTCC plans to bring eligible DTC-held securities to the network in the second half of 2027. DTCC plans to connect its tokenization service to Solana as p
Solana news followed an announcement as DTCC announced plans to bring eligible securities held by its subsidiary onto the network. The service is expected to reach the network in the second half of 2027, giving firms another option for handling traditional assets as tokens with full investor protections.
Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation announced on November 12 that it plans to connect its tokenization service to Solana. Under the plan, eligible assets held by The Depository Trust Company, or DTC, could become available on the blockchain. DTC is part of DTCC, which provides clearing, settlement, and other services used by firms across financial markets.
The company launched its DTCC Tokenization Service, known as DTS, on October 28. Its Solana connection is planned for 2027. DTCC expects the service to help firms convert eligible traditional securities into tokens and manage them after conversion.
Notably, the planned connection is not a launch of tokenized securities on Solana today. Firms will have to wait until the service becomes available. The company is also working toward a system that can connect with more than one blockchain network, rather than restricting clients to one option.
DTCC to Expand its Tokenization Footprint With Solana Credit: X
That would let firms choose where they use eligible tokenized assets while still relying on established financial market protections. DTCC President and Chief Executive Frank La Salla said the plan would give market participants more choice.
He also pointed to possible benefits for liquidity, collateral movement and the way firms use their capital. Brian Steele, president of DTCC Clearing & Securities Services, addressed concerns about how the assets would be treated.
Similarly, he said securities made available through DTS would keep the ownership rights and investor protections attached to traditional holdings. Those protections would apply on SOL and on other networks connected to the service.
The news about the announcement was also shared by the Solana Foundation on X. The foundation said DTCC planned to bring eligible DTC-held assets onto the network through its service, once the planned work is completed.
Nick Ducoff, the foundation’s general manager for institutional business, said financial firms already carry out activity on Solana. He said institutions use the network to issue assets, settle transactions and put capital to work. Ducoff expects the new connection to make eligible DTC-held assets available on the network once the service is ready.
DTCC described Solana as a blockchain designed to process transactions quickly and securely. Nadine Chakar, DTCC’s global head of digital assets, said the company wants users to access established blockchain networks per the Solana news.
She cited performance, security, and governance among the qualities DTCC considers important in those networks. The company also wants its new digital tokenization service to work across different systems rather than depend on a single blockchain.
The announcement did not name the individual securities that would be eligible for tokenization on Solana or specify which firms might use them first. It also gave no exact date for the service to begin operating beyond the second half of 2027.
For now, the agreement concerns a planned connection between DTS and the network, not assets already available through it. DTCC said its goal is to allow assets to move between traditional financial systems and several blockchain networks.
The company maintains that tokenized securities should carry the same rights and safeguards as securities held through existing systems. That remains a central part of the plan as DTCC prepares to add Solana to its service.
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