S&P and Kaiko Tokenize U.S. Treasury Index on Blockchain via Canton
S&P and Kaiko Tokenize U.S. Treasury Index on Blockchain via Canton
New Canton, Kaiko and S&P DGI partnership announced
S&P and Kaiko Tokenize U.S. Treasury Index on Blockchain via Canton
At Kaiko's Cannes conference, S&P DJI and Kaiko unveiled plans to tokenize the iBoxx U.S. Treasury index on Canton, turning it into programmable on-chain IP.
The iBoxx U.S. Treasuries is being brought natively on Canton alongside DTCC's on-chain Treasuries to support index-linked product issuance on the same infrastructure.
S&P will distribute the index as a smart contract token embedding full index data, IP rights, licensing terms, fees and access controls.
The model treats index data "like a financial asset," enabling traceability, automated fee collection and reusable, scalable licensing on-chain.
On-chain IP and data-as-asset
For S&P, tokenizing indices as full IP products changes how licensing and economics work.
Composability, evergreen contracts and Canton
Both speakers highlighted composability as a key benefit of this design.
S&P's broader digital roadmap
Drinkwater placed the Kaiko and Canton partnership within S&P's longer digital asset strategy.
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