Key highlights:
- COTI has joined the Tokenized Asset Coalition, a group dedicated to moving $1 trillion in real-world assets on-chain
- The company’s Privacy-on-Demand tech addresses regulatory concerns over data confidentiality in blockchain finance
- COTI will help shape industry standards through events, working groups, and coalition-authored publications
A privacy-centric approach to institutional tokenization
COTI has been named one of 24 new members of the Tokenized Asset Coalition (TAC), an initiative aimed at transitioning $1 trillion worth of real-world assets to public blockchains. Selected from a pool of hundreds, COTI joins prominent names in traditional and decentralized finance, including Fidelity, Stellar, Circle, and zkSync.
We’re thrilled to announce the @TACoalition has welcomed 24 new members!
Another step forward in our mission to onboard the next TRILLION of assets onchain.
In the wake of the U.S. leading the way for global crypto regulation:
– We’ve added some absolute hitters from TradFi… pic.twitter.com/vRC1Ci8paT
— Tokenized Asset Coalition (@TACoalition) July 31, 2025
The TAC’s mission is rooted in standardizing infrastructure and aligning traditional finance (TradFi) and crypto ecosystems through education, advocacy, and shared frameworks. By bringing together protocols, platforms, and financial institutions, the coalition is working toward a tokenized financial system that is compliant, efficient, and scalable.
“The challenge ahead of us is larger than any single organization,” reads the TAC charter. “The Coalition harnesses the energy of like-minded organizations and aligns them through mutually beneficial objectives, which will span across the traditional finance and crypto industries, including protocols, platforms, and traditional financial institutions.”
—The Tokenized Asset Coalition Charter
The selection of COTI reflects a growing interest in privacy-focused solutions for asset tokenization. At the core of COTI’s offering is its Privacy-on-Demand technology, which enables transactions to remain confidential by default while maintaining mechanisms for compliance and auditability. This addresses a key roadblock for institutions considering blockchain adoption: safeguarding sensitive financial data on public networks.
COTI’s privacy layer uses cryptographic techniques such as garbled circuits to enable secure computation without exposing user inputs. The solution is designed to avoid performance trade-offs while remaining flexible enough to meet regulatory requirements.
Building momentum across regions and sectors
COTI’s participation in TAC builds on its broader push into tokenization infrastructure. The company previously collaborated with the European Central Bank on a proof-of-concept for a digital euro and has signed an MOU with Aureus. Money to incorporate its privacy tools into a Hedera-based RWA platform. COTI also recently joined the Africa Tokenization Council and took part in policy discussions at the RWA Summit in Dubai.
These moves reflect COTI’s focus on institutional-grade readiness and geographic diversification as it positions itself as a privacy-first infrastructure provider in the evolving tokenized finance landscape.
The bottom line
As the financial world increasingly looks to blockchain for operational efficiencies and new asset classes, the Tokenized Asset Coalition is emerging as a key venue for standard-setting. COTI’s entry into the group is a strategic milestone that highlights both the growing demand for privacy in tokenized ecosystems and the project’s relevance to institutional adoption efforts. With cross-industry collaboration at its core, TAC is setting the stage for a more unified and accessible financial future—one where privacy and compliance can coexist.
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