Siebert Partners with Tzero to Launch Tokenized Securities Platform, Starting with Gold-Backed GLDY Token
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Jamie Redman
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Muriel Siebert & Co., a Wall Street broker-dealer with $19.5 billion in retail client assets, has partnered with Tzero to enter the tokenized securities market. Siebert will use Tzero's end-to-end digital securities infrastructure for investor onboarding, compliance, custody, issuance support, secondary market services, and lifecycle management. The firm's first offering will be a gold-backed tokenized security called GLDY, available to accredited investors. This move brings legacy Wall Street credibility to the blockchain-based securities space.
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Rather than build proprietary digital asset capabilities from scratch, Siebert is leveraging Tzero's integrated platform to handle investor onboarding, compliance, issuance support, custody, secondary market infrastructure, and ongoing lifecycle services.
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