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OpenAssets and Partior complete proof of concept
30 July 2026 US, Singapore
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Partior, a blockchain-powered settlement platform, has jointly completed a proof of concept (POC) with digital infrastructure provider OpenAssets to demonstrate atomic delivery-vs-payment (DvP).
According to both parties, the POC demonstrated simultaneous exchange capabilities between digital assets, regulated stablecoins, and commercial tokenised deposits, intended to eliminate principal and counterparty risk.
Additionally, the initiative utilised tokenised deposits as the settlement asset, aiming to highlight the ability of tokenised commercial bank money to serve as the primary transaction layer between institutions.
The concept also showcased end-to-end orchestration in the form of interoperable, automated coordination from stablecoin and asset movement through to ledger reconciliation and credit delivery.
Finally, the POC provided institutions with the ability to settle or redeem stablecoin obligations in real time, either per transaction or in bulk based on relevant corridor needs and liquidity positions.
The firms say that the partnership is based on the broader market goal of bridging historically fragmented silos.
Commenting on the joint initiative, Humphrey Valenbreder, CEO of Partior, says: “This successful collaboration reflects our broader commitment to connecting a diverse ecosystem of financial market infrastructures, building an interoperable network that lowers barriers to entry and optimises liquidity efficiency across multiple settlement banks.”
Gabor Gurbacs, CEO of OpenAssets, adds: “Institutions have needed a way to settle tokenised assets against cash without leaving the infrastructure they already rely on.
“With Partior, we've shown how that can work: settling digital assets, stablecoins, and tokenised deposits together on existing infrastructure.”
According to both parties, the POC demonstrated simultaneous exchange capabilities between digital assets, regulated stablecoins, and commercial tokenised deposits, intended to eliminate principal and counterparty risk.
Additionally, the initiative utilised tokenised deposits as the settlement asset, aiming to highlight the ability of tokenised commercial bank money to serve as the primary transaction layer between institutions.
The concept also showcased end-to-end orchestration in the form of interoperable, automated coordination from stablecoin and asset movement through to ledger reconciliation and credit delivery.
Finally, the POC provided institutions with the ability to settle or redeem stablecoin obligations in real time, either per transaction or in bulk based on relevant corridor needs and liquidity positions.
The firms say that the partnership is based on the broader market goal of bridging historically fragmented silos.
Commenting on the joint initiative, Humphrey Valenbreder, CEO of Partior, says: “This successful collaboration reflects our broader commitment to connecting a diverse ecosystem of financial market infrastructures, building an interoperable network that lowers barriers to entry and optimises liquidity efficiency across multiple settlement banks.”
Gabor Gurbacs, CEO of OpenAssets, adds: “Institutions have needed a way to settle tokenised assets against cash without leaving the infrastructure they already rely on.
“With Partior, we've shown how that can work: settling digital assets, stablecoins, and tokenised deposits together on existing infrastructure.”
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