Consensys Launches Sovereign Network Interoperability to Connect Independently Operated Financial Ledgers
Original headlineConsensys 推出 Sovereign Network Interoperability，连接独立运营的金融账簿
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Consensys has launched Sovereign Network Interoperability, a technology stack designed to connect independently operated financial ledgers, according to a Nov. 3 report by The Block. The product supports collateral mobility, delivery-versus-payment (DvP) securities settlement, cross-currency payments, and tokenized money market fund transactions. The offering targets institutional finance use cases, positioning Consensys—maker of MetaMask and the Linea ecosystem—to serve banks and financial firms operating private or permissioned ledgers that need to interoperate. The move reflects growing competition in the institutional tokenization and interoperability layer, where players like Swift, Chainlink's CCIP, and R3's Corda are also active. Watch for adoption announcements from financial institutions and any integration with Consensys's Linea or Ethereum infrastructure.
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