Itaú, the largest bank in Latin America by assets, is working with OpenAssets in an industry-led test tied to tokenized fixed-income products and investment funds. The report, cited by CoinDesk, says Brazil has become a testing ground for placing bonds, credit and other financial assets on blockchain rails within a regulatory framework. The development points to continued institutional participation in Brazil’s regulated tokenization efforts, with Itaú taking part alongside OpenAssets rather than launching a separate disclosed initiative. The source material does not provide financial terms, a launch date, or technical details of the test, but it identifies the asset classes involved and places the effort within Brazil’s broader regulated experimentation around on-chain financial instruments.
Itaú, the largest bank in Latin America by assets, is working with OpenAssets in an industry-led test involving tokenized fixed-income products and investment funds.
According to CoinDesk, Brazil has become a testing ground for putting bonds, credit and other financial assets on blockchain under a regulatory framework.
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