Tokenization is entering a new phase.
What started as experimentation is quickly evolving into core financial infrastructure. As institutions begin integrating blockchain technologies into capital markets, one requirement becomes clear: global standards.
To support this transition, we’re proud to announce that we have joined UNE’s national committee CTN 71/SC 307, Spain’s official blockchain and distributed ledger standardization body.
This committee works in coordination with European and international frameworks through ISO, the International Organization for Standardization.
Through this participation, we contribute directly to Working Group 4, collaborating with the international ISO TC 307 committee, which is responsible for developing global standards for blockchain technologies.
Our objective is simple:help shape a global framework for institutional-grade tokenization infrastructure.
As tokenization adoption accelerates, financial institutions face a fundamental challenge.
Innovation without standards creates fragmentation.
For blockchain infrastructure to support capital markets at scale, it must operate within clear, interoperable, and internationally recognized frameworks. This is particularly important for institutional use cases where security, governance, compliance, and operational reliability are critical.
Participating in UNE’s committee allows us to contribute practical industry knowledge to this process.
Through this work, we aim to:
This collaboration helps bridge the gap between technology development, regulatory bodies, and financial institutions.
Our work in standardization builds on the experience behind ERC-7943, a universal token standard designed for real-world asset tokenization.
ERC-7943 introduces a flexible architecture capable of supporting a wide range of institutional financial instruments while maintaining interoperability across systems and jurisdictions.
The framework supports:
Rather than replacing legal frameworks, ERC-7943 translates regulatory and operational requirements into a consistent on-chain structure, allowing digital assets to operate within established financial systems.
Our participation in UNE allows us to bring the practical lessons learned from implementing ERC-7943 into the broader standardization process.
Standardization committees play a crucial role in ensuring emerging technologies evolve responsibly.
By contributing to UNE’s CTN 71/SC 307 committee, we help ensure that tokenization standards are:
This collaboration allows standards bodies to gain direct insight into live tokenization deployments, accelerating the development of frameworks that are both technically sound and operationally viable.
From the beginning, we have believed that tokenization must evolve through open, interoperable standards.
Without them, adoption remains fragmented.
With them, tokenization can become a foundational layer of global financial infrastructure.
Joining UNE’s committee represents another step in our commitment to building a tokenized economy grounded in security, interoperability, and transparency.
The future of digital finance requires global standards for global markets.
And we’re committed to helping build them.
About Brickken
Brickken provides institutional-grade tokenization infrastructure for capital markets, enabling the issuance, management, and lifecycle automation of regulated financial instruments on blockchain networks. Our compliance-first architecture supports enterprises and financial institutions in bringing real-world assets on-chain with security, interoperability, and regulatory readiness at its core.
