Cosmos has introduced the Cosmos Partner Network, a new ecosystem initiative aimed at helping financial institutions move digital asset projects into production through its Cosmos Tokenization Suite and digital ledger infrastructure. The network brings together service providers that can support banks and credit unions with round-the-clock payment and settlement functions, treasury management, and use cases such as programmable custody, programmable trade finance, and agentic commerce. Cosmos said it will provide the tokenization and ledger platform, while partners will contribute integrated services including KYC/KYB, custody, and compliance monitoring. Co-CEO Maghnus Mareneck said many institutions already recognize the potential of tokenization, but often struggle to move from pilots to strong real-world customer experiences. The network is designed to reduce the complexity of sourcing and integrating multiple vendors separately. The first group includes 17 participants, among them BitGo, Blockchain.com, Blockdaemon, Galaxy Digital, OpenZeppelin, and others. Cosmos added that partners will be able to connect across its public and private networks and take part in tokenized deposit use cases now under development.
Cosmos has launched the Cosmos Partner Network, bringing together a group of industry service providers to help financial institutions build digital asset businesses through the Cosmos Tokenization Suite and its digital ledger offering.
The suite is aimed at banks and credit unions. According to the announcement, it supports 24/7 payment and settlement, treasury management, and use cases that include programmable custody, programmable trade finance, and agentic commerce.
Cosmos said it will provide the tokenization and ledger platform, while partners will supply integrated services such as KYC/KYB, custody, and compliance monitoring.
Maghnus Mareneck, co-CEO of Cosmos, said financial institutions understand the potential of tokenization but often face difficulty moving from pilot programs to high-quality real customer experiences. He said the network is meant to bring specialist firms together and reduce the complexity of engaging vendors one by one.
The first cohort includes 17 participants: Anseta, Balance, BCW Group, BitGo, Blockchain.com, Blockdaemon, Coinbax, DFNS, Galaxy Digital, Hypernative, InfStones, OpenZeppelin, Peersyst Technology, Silence Laboratories, Ubyx, Utila, and Zeeve.
Cosmos added that partners will gain opportunities to connect across Cosmos public and private networks and participate in use cases now being developed, including tokenized deposits. The company said it plans to continue expanding the network.
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