COTI has joined the Tokenized Asset Coalition (TAC) in a move aimed at accelerating the tokenization of real-world assets on public blockchains — a market TAC believes could reach $1 trillion.
The privacy-focused Ethereum-based protocol was one of 24 projects selected in the coalition’s latest expansion, alongside major names like Polygon, Arbitrum, Circle, Coinbase, Fidelity, and Stellar.
Formed to connect traditional finance with Web3, TAC focuses on driving adoption of tokenized assets such as real estate, bonds, and commodities. Its mission includes pushing for clearer regulations, better interoperability, and strong privacy protections.
COTI’s addition is tied to its “Privacy-on-Demand” technology, which uses advanced cryptography to keep transactions private by default while enabling selective transparency for audits. This addresses a key challenge for institutions interested in blockchain: ensuring compliance without compromising sensitive data.
The move adds to COTI’s growing list of international partnerships, including work on a CBDC proof-of-concept with the European Central Bank, membership in the Africa Tokenization Council, and an MoU with Aureus.Money to bring its privacy solutions to Hedera-based tokenization platforms.
