Definition ∞ Digital Securities represent ownership interests in an entity or rights to future cash flows, tokenized on a blockchain. These instruments possess characteristics similar to traditional securities but are issued and managed using distributed ledger technology. Their digital nature facilitates fractional ownership, automated compliance, and potentially faster settlement times.
Context ∞ The discussion surrounding Digital Securities centers on their potential to revolutionize capital markets by improving efficiency and accessibility. Current debates involve regulatory classification, the infrastructure required for their issuance and trading, and the integration with existing financial systems. News often highlights pilot programs and the development of platforms designed to facilitate the lifecycle of these tokenized instruments.
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