Peer-to-peer security token trading platform DSTOQ and data-secure identity verification system Blockpass announced this week a joint mission to bring the compliant tokenized security and equity token trading to a global user-base. The new partnership is set to streamline security tokenization for businesses everywhere, all while making the investment process safer for anyone interested in purchasing this kind of asset.
DSTOQ is a licensed stock exchange that enables traders to invest in real-world assets. From the DSTOQ app, users can trade the DSQ token for tokenized securities like equities, stocks, bonds, as well as for commodities like oil and gold. DSTOQ is built with a global outlook, describing itself as an “exchange without borders.”
Blockpass is a digital identity verification software that supports user-centric identity creation. The Blockpass user app facilitates seamless and cost-effective access to regulated blockchain services and connected devices. Blockpass users will be able to use their digital identities to access the DSTOQ platform in just a few clicks. DSTOQ’s existing user base, owing to Blockpass integration, will be able to enjoy a higher level of ease-of-access to the growing ecosystem of compliant decentralized financial tools.
“Our biggest goal is to make capital markets accessible to everyone, no matter where they are from,” said DSTOQ CEO Craig Mc Gregor. “Blockpass and DSTOQ share the vision that licensed and legally compliant solutions are required in order to propel the security token industry forward. Blockpass is one of the few blockchain based KYC providers that is already operational which is why we are very pleased to have partnered up with them for our platform.”
“Token finance is well on its way to becoming an essential part of the worldwide financial system,” said Adam Vaziri, CEO of Blockpass. “DSTOQ is really out ahead of the pack in their way of tokenizing securities. We look forward to working together to craft compliant solutions for the next generation of finance.”
Several steps of collaboration have already been planned between the two teams, beginning initially with the integration of Blockpass’ user identity verification platform, KYC Connect, into the DSTOQ trading platform.
