JPMorgan Issues $50M Galaxy Digital Paper on Solana Blockchaib

JPMorgan arranged the issuance and settlement of a $50 million commercial paper on Solana blockchain. This landmark deal for Galaxy Digital was purchased by Coinbase and Franklin Templeton.

JPMorgan Chase & Co. successfully arranged the creation, distribution, and settlement of a short-term bond for Galaxy Digital Holdings LP. The transaction was made on Solana public blockchain. This is part of a larger push to make financial markets more efficient with the use of blockchain technology. According to Bloomberg, the $50 million worth of US commercial paper was acquired by two major financial firms. These were cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase Global Inc., and asset manager Franklin Templeton.

USDC Used for Payment and Redemption on Public Chain

The USDC stablecoin created by Circle Internet Group Inc. was the means of payment of the transaction. Furthermore, redemption payments at the date of maturity of the paper will also be made in USDC. This dependence on a major regulated stablecoin for settlement is significant.

JPMorgan arranged the creation, distribution and settlement of a short-term bond for Galaxy on the Solana blockchain https://t.co/KNM1o5xksa

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The deal is a “real-money test-case” for the tokenization of traditional assets. It is a good indication of the fact that certain assets can be used more efficiently as collateral. This has the potential to release new sources of liquidity in the market.

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In addition, this transaction is part of JPMorgan’s move further into digital assets. It supports tokenization of real world assets (RWA). This is handled using its blockchain division, which was rebranded as Kinexys in late 2024. In addition, the bank is using Solana to create a multi-chain experience. It plans to go on to support more bond issuances on public blockchains in the future.

On the othe hand, J.P. Morgan’s Kinexys Digital Assets platform had already handled more than 300 billion dollars of intraday repurchase transactions. This volume has been accumulated since its establishment in 2020.

JPMorgan has also recently introduced JPMD, the tokenized deposit product. This runs on the Coinbase developed Base network. The firm also tokenized a private equity fund on its platform. This is a significant shift to bring traditional finance onto the blockchain.

Tokenization Market Growth Reaches Billions

While the volumes for tokenized transactions remain small, the market is growing rapidly. The RWA tokenization market will be valued at around $33 billion by late 2025. This is a substantial jump from the last couple of years. Industry forecasts this RWA market size to be $2 trillion by 2030.

Moreover, the choice to opt for a public blockchain such as Solana is notable. Large financial institutions have mostly been using private, permissioned blockchains until recently. This movement is indicative of a new institutional confidence in public network security.

Lastly, Scott Lucas, Head of Markets Digital Assets at J.P. Morgan, said this transaction is an important step. It helps in understanding what role blockchain will play in the future of financial markets. He noted this trade is a demonstration of institutional appetite. Ultimately, this proves the bank’s ability to bring new instruments safely on-chain.