Digital Prime Technologies welcomes expansion of Tokenet launch partners
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Digital Prime Technologies welcomes expansion of Tokenet launch partners 30 July 2026US Reporter: Theodore Law
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Digital Prime Technologies (DPT) has continued the expansion of Tokenet, its digital asset financing marketplace, in a move that marks a milestone for the convergence of traditional finance and digital assets.
Tokenet brings together over US$1 billion in both institutional digital asset inventory and borrowing demand from its launch partners, which include: Galaxy
The platform provides institutions with a unified venue to source liquidity, manage inventory, and execute digital and tokenised asset loans across North America, Europe, and Asia.
According to the firm, it replaces the fragmented, one-to-one relationships that have traditionally characterised digital asset lending.
James Runnels, CEO of DPT, says: ���We have brought together many of the most respected institutions in traditional finance and digital assets to build an institutional strength lending ecosystem this market has been waiting for.
���The collective liquidity, global reach, and commitment of these launch partners, establishes Tokenet as the infrastructure designed to power institutional digital asset lending at a global scale.���
In partnership with Equilend, Tokenet is extending proven securities lending practices into digital and tokenised assets
Rich Grossi, CEO of EquiLend, adds: ���Tokenet gives institutions a single, trusted venue to source liquidity and manage digital asset lending with the same rigor they expect from traditional markets.
���The scale and caliber of these launch partners, representing more than US$1 billion in inventory and demand from day one, creates the infrastructure the market has been waiting for to advance their digital asset lending strategies.���
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