State Street Launches Platform For Tokenizing Assets

State Street said its new crypto platform would help clients build tokenized money market funds, exchange-traded funds, and products such as tokenized deposits and stablecoins.

Multinational banking giant State Street has launched an institutional digital asset platform, aimed at helping businesses navigate the sector and launch a range of crypto products.

State Street on Thursday its platform aims to bridge traditional assets to crypto and will build tokenized money market funds, exchange-traded funds products such as tokenized deposits and stablecoins.

The platform will provide institutions with tokenization services, digital asset custody and access to a range of digital assets.

“By pairing blockchain connectivity with robust controls and global servicing expertise, we’re enabling institutions to confidently embrace tokenization as part of their core strategy,” said Joerg Ambrosius, State Street’s president of investment services.

Tokenization has become a key focus for traditional finance companies as they push to experiment with blockchain, which proponents say can improve liquidity.

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State Street has $5.4 trillion worth of assets under management. The firm has been dipping its toes into the digital asset space for the past couple of years, with momentum growing significantly in 2025.

In December, the firm teamed up with Galaxy Asset Management and Ondo Finance for a . The aim of the fund is to push cash sweep balance on blockchains to enable a 24/7 source of liquidity.

Other finance managers, such as Fidelity, Franklin Templeton and JPMorgan, have also launched tokenized money-market funds, with many more traditional firms, including BlackRock, having also launched crypto-tied ETFs.

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