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Hedera announces ERC-3643 integration


13 November 2025 Singapore
Reporter: Matthew Challis

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Hedera has announced the integration of Tokeny-authored format ERC-3643, within its Asset Tokenisation Studio.

The move introduces on-chain identity at the contract level, and modular architecture for more adaptable tokenisation.

The studio is an open-source toolkit enabling institutions and fintechs to issue and manage tokenised assets, which will expand upon the network’s regulated asset issuance capabilities, enabling global access to a broader range of tokenised assets.

Dr Sabrina Tachdijan, vice president of financial markets (APAC) at Hedera Foundation, believes the addition of ERC-3643 to the Asset Tokenisation Studio gives issuers more flexibility and control over how they bring regulated assets on-chain.

In conjunction with the studio’s previous US-centric ERC-1400 implementation, Hedera says the ERC-3642 integration will introduce a framework that gives issuers full control over configuration, with users able to define compliance parameters, fill in metadata fields, and adapt tokens to meet the requirements of any jurisdiction.

Future payments systems consultant at Australian Payments Plus, Matt Woodword, says: “ERC-3643 plays a pivotal role in enabling enterprises to issue assets that can be directly attributed to verified KYC or KYB identities.”

Furthermore, Tokeny is reportedly developing standard modules that will be available within Asset Tokenisation Studio, allowing issuers to configure tokens that meet specific compliance requirements while maintaining flexibility for customisation.

Luc Falempin, CEO of Tokeny and head of product Apex Digital, Apex Group, says the “future of tokenised finance depends on standardisation”.

He adds: “ERC-3643 gives the industry a common language for compliant tokenisation.

“It not only guarantees a plug-and-play DeFi future with built-in compliance for tokenised regulated assets, but also gives every service provider a clear and interoperable way to operate and serve tokenised assets.”
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