Partners
The institutions and technologies building T-REX Network.
The institutions and technologies building T-REX Network.
A network built with partners
T-REX Network is not a standalone product. It is a coordination layer for regulated tokenized assets — and that coordination only works when the right partners are in place: a proven standard, audited technology, institutional distribution, cross-chain infrastructure, settlement security, and selective privacy.
The partners below are the ecosystem T-REX is built with. Each plays a defined role in the network's architecture or in its distribution to institutional markets.
Standards & governance
ERC-3643 Association
The non-profit standards body governing ERC-3643, the open Ethereum standard for permissioned tokens — the foundation of T-REX Network. The Association gathers more than 140 institutional and blockchain members, maintains the open-source reference implementation, oversees audits, and publishes interoperability guidelines.
ERC-3643 is recognized as a Final EIP and has been used to tokenize more than $32 billion of real-world assets across funds, equities, bonds, debt, commodities, and cash equivalents.
Technology anchors
Tokeny
Long-standing technology partner and the original creator of the ERC-3643 reference implementation. Tokeny operates the T-REX Engine — the production-grade API suite that abstracts protocol-level interactions for institutional integrations, SOC 2 Type 2 certified.
Tokeny remains the principal commercial provider of ERC-3643 tokenization technology and the recommended integration path for institutions building production workflows on the T-REX stack.
Optimism
T-REX Ledger is an Ethereum Layer 2 built on the OP Stack, the open-source rollup framework developed by Optimism. The OP Stack provides the execution layer, with Ethereum anchoring for settlement security and a path into the broader OP Superchain ecosystem.
Cross-chain & interoperability
Chainlink
Strategic partner for cross-chain infrastructure and oracle services. Chainlink's Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP) is integrated into T-REX for secure cross-chain coordination, and Chainlink oracles provide trusted data feeds (pricing, NAV, references) consumed by ERC-3643 assets and applications on the network.
Polygon
Strategic interoperability partner. Connectivity with Polygon AggLayer at the protocol level extends T-REX's reach across an additional institutional ecosystem and reinforces the multi-chain distribution model — assets remain canonically anchored on T-REX Ledger while being accessible across Polygon-connected venues.
Canton Network
Institutional interoperability partner. Canton focuses on private settlement between regulated institutions; T-REX focuses on public compliant distribution of tokenized assets. The two are complementary rather than competing — together, they cover the full institutional surface, from private inter-bank settlement workflows to public regulated distribution.
Settlement & stablecoin
World Liberty Financial (USD1)
Stablecoin integration partner. USD1 — the stablecoin issued by World Liberty Financial — is integrated into T-REX Network as a settlement asset and as the basis for institutional gas abstraction: institutions that cannot or do not want to hold a utility token can pay network fees in USD1 directly, with the conversion handled transparently behind the scenes.
This removes one of the most common operational blockers for regulated institutions integrating on-chain workflows.
Confidentiality
Zama
Privacy technology partner. T-REX Network's optional confidentiality layer is built on Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE), leveraging the cryptographic research and infrastructure pioneered by Zama. FHE enables sensitive amounts, balances, and positions to remain encrypted while still being processed by smart contracts — and while compliance rules continue to be enforced on the encrypted data.
For the full architecture, see T-REX Ledger — Privacy & Confidentiality.
→ zama.ai
Institutional distribution
APEX Group
Anchor institutional partner. APEX Group, one of the world's largest financial services providers with $3.5 trillion in assets under administration, is integrating with T-REX Network to bring institutional tokenization into operational reality at scale.
The collaboration targets $100 billion of assets to be brought onto T-REX Ledger by June 2027 through APEX's institutional client base, in conjunction with Tokeny's tokenization technology. This makes APEX the network's primary distribution anchor for the next phase of growth.
Joining the ecosystem
T-REX Network actively partners with institutions, infrastructure providers, and technology teams that share the goal of bringing regulated assets on-chain on open standards.
If your organization is interested in a partnership — institutional distribution, technology integration, validator participation, or AppStore presence — contact: contact@t-rex.network.
For application builders, see Builders. For institutional node operators and validators, see Validators.