Definition ∞ An Institutional DLT Platform is a distributed ledger technology system specifically designed and deployed for use by large financial institutions or corporations. These platforms prioritize features such as high transaction throughput, stringent security protocols, regulatory compliance, and robust privacy controls. They facilitate the tokenization of assets, interbank settlements, and other complex financial operations. The objective is to modernize traditional financial infrastructure.
Context ∞ The development and deployment of institutional DLT platforms represent a significant area of progress in the intersection of blockchain technology and traditional finance. Key discussions involve achieving interoperability between different platforms and addressing scalability concerns for global financial markets. These platforms are considered crucial for transforming wholesale finance and asset management.
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