Andy, founder of The Rollup, said in a post on X that, according to a source, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is considering a change to know-your-customer, or KYC, requirements tied to tokenized securities. Under the approach described in the post, users would only need to complete identity verification once in order to gain onchain access to tokenized securities. The information in the input attributes the claim to Andy’s account of what a source told him, and does not include any added detail on how such a framework would work in practice. It also does not show a public confirmation from the SEC. At this stage, the report is limited to the statement posted by Andy and the brief description of the possible policy direction.
Andy, founder of The Rollup, said in a post on X that a source told him the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is considering changes to KYC requirements for tokenized securities.
According to Andy’s post, the idea under consideration would let users complete verification once and then access tokenized securities onchain.
No additional details were provided in the input, and there is no public confirmation from the SEC in the material supplied here.
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