Issuers raise $107M through tokenized corporate bonds in India's SEBI Demat 2.0 pilot
Cryptopolitan · Published Sep 11, 2026, 12:29 PM EDT
Article Summary
Three companies sold ₹1,025 crore ($107.2 million) of corporate bonds as digital tokens in the first run of Demat 2.0, India's regulator-led pilot. The pilot is the first real test of issuing and settling Indian corporate debt on a shared digital ledger within the country's current market system.
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What Happened
Three companies sold ₹1,025 crore ($107.2 million) of corporate bonds as digital tokens in the first run of Demat 2.0, India's regulator-led pilot. The pilot is the first real test of issuing and settling Indian corporate debt on a shared digital ledger within the country's current market system.
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Published by Cryptopolitan. Category: Regulation. Published Sep 11, 2026, 12:29 PM EDT.
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