CAST, The Framework
to Open Capital Markets
to Digital Assets
Distributed ledger technology integration
within current financial infrastructures.
Why CAST?
We believe in the value of digital capital markets
The CAST open-source framework unlocks access to the developing potential of tokenized securities.
Objective
Its objective is to enable the issuance, OTC trading, and post-trade processing of digital native security tokens in compliance with traditional market practices, frameworks, and standards adopted by regulated financial entities.
Infrastructure
CAST provides practical open-source solutions for the integration of distributed ledger technology within current financial infrastructures.
Concept
CAST consists of building blocks that can be leveraged on to develop new capabilities related to security tokens, at a lower cost than “starting from scratch”, with certitude to encompass all required aspects, and to have the flexibility to adapt to regulatory, operational or technical major evolutions.
Our Commitments
Legal & Regulatory
Brings a set of roles and a legal framework designed to facilitate the determination of contractual responsibilities and the assessment of compliance with existing regulations, and to incorporate the impacts of forthcoming regulatory changes.
Operational
Covers the entire life-cycle of security tokens and describes how market participants interact with each other.
Technical
Provides a set of technical prerequisites to build technical capabilities and solutions to facilitate integration within legacy systems.
CAST is a seed to bring out a new model
for financial markets
Open for All
The CAST Framework is open-source. Anyone can use it, build on it, integrate with it, and inspect its source code to validate its robustness, security, and fitness for purpose.
Rigorous Testing and Sign-off
Each feature is technically, contractually, and operationally robust.
Winning Model for Participants with Seamless Integration
Security Tokens can be seamlessly integrated with legacy platforms. Eliminating friction to access and trade has been proven to drive the chances of adoption, participation, and success.