Apex Group integrates T-REX Ledger 20 March 2026Bermuda Reporter: Matthew Challis
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Apex Group has announced the adoption of the T-REX Ledger, T-REX.network’s cross-chain compliance reference layer, as its default multi-chain orchestration infrastructure.
According to the firm, the integration intends to provide a neutral coordination layer for tokenised asset ownership and compliance over multiple blockchains, and is indicative of Apex Group’s broader aim to tokenise assets under its administration at scale.
The adoption also aims to address the operational challenges — such as ownership records and fragmentation of compliance controls across networks — associated with the distribution of assets across multiple chains.
The ledger is said to enable real-time, cross-chain compliance synchronisation without needing any individual chain to cede sovereignty.
T-Rex Ledger will not replace individual chains; instead, it will act as a shared compliance reference layer that can be queried in real time by any platform or network, according to the firm.
Commenting on the initiative, Peter Hughes, founder and CEO of Apex Group, says: “By adopting the T-REX Ledger as our default multi-chain infrastructure, we are making a long-term commitment to tokenising assets across our administration platform, with a target of US$100 billion by June 2027.”
CEO of Polygon Foundation, Sandeep Nailwal, adds: “T-Rex Ledger shows how an industry-led standard can be paired with shared infrastructure to give institutions both regulatory certainty and access to cross-chain liquidity.”
Joachim Lebrun, co-founder of T-REX.network, says the firm built the ledger “to solve a structural problem in a multi-chain world,” and the firm is aiming for T-REX Ledger to “become the standard orchestration layer for regulated tokenised assets across the industry”.
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