Wave 13 · Guide Hub
Wholesale Tokenized Settlement — Cash & Cross-Network Layer
The cash/money layer for tokenized markets — the bottleneck holding back the $2–9T RWA tokenization stack. Wave 13 covers three converging forms of tokenized money: tokenized commercial bank deposits / deposit tokens (JPMD/Kinexys, UK Regulated Liability Network); tokenized central bank money (BIS Project Agorá — real-value testing May 2026; ECB Pontes — TARGET-link pilot end-Q3 2026); and regulated stablecoins (GENIUS Act / MiCA) as a settlement-asset option to be classified against the others.
These tools validate deposit-token compliance, classify settlement-asset finality (SFD designation / PFMI / UCC Art.12 / contractual), check cross-network atomic DvP/PvP (the Agorá / Pontes / DTCC Collateral AppChain coordination patterns), model 24/7 collateral mobility, stress intraday liquidity, screen settlement participants, and emit a hash-anchored audit pack — agent-native end-to-end via OpenChainGraph v0.4 Compute Binding.
Distinct from Wave 8 Canton (asset layer): Wave 8 covers tokenized assets (Daml DvP, tokenized collateral/securities on Canton, a single network). Wave 13 covers the tokenized cash and cross-network settlement seam — how tokenized money achieves legal finality, how it moves across networks, and how a cash leg and an asset leg settle atomically when they live on separate ledgers.
DTCC full production: Oct 2026
ECB Pontes pilot: end-Q3 2026
BIS Agorá real-value: 2026
JPMD on Canton: phased 2026
UK RLN pilot: mid-2026
RWA TAM: McKinsey ~$2T / BCG ~$9.4T by 2030
Educational estimators — not settlement, legal, or regulatory advice · Verify all finality/regime claims against current primary sources
All four emit verifiable OpenChainGraph v0.4 artifacts and compute server-side over MCP (Compute Binding). Run ART-56 first — it grades your firm/desk across the cash layer and routes to the right wts-* chain.
Each chains the new Wave-13 tools with the existing capital-markets, AML, crypto-integrity, and Canton stack. Terminal artifacts carry the full provenance chain and can be exported via export_artifact.
No content on this page or the linked tools fabricates regulatory requirements. All rules cited below trace to published primary sources. Verify each against current sources before relying on jurisdiction-specific treatment.
EU Settlement Finality Directive 98/26/EC — Designated-system finality (Tier 1 / SFD designation); basis for ART-59 finality tier 1
UCC Article 12 — Controllable electronic records (2022 amendments); basis for UCC-Art12-control finality designation (US)
CPMI-IOSCO PFMI — Principle 8 (settlement finality); Principle 12 (exchange-of-value / DvP). Basis for ART-58 + ART-59 finality/atomicity logic
BIS Project Agorá — Shared programmable platform for wholesale cross-border payments; advances to real-value testing (announced May 2026). Unifying-ledger pattern in ART-58. Verify: bis.org/publ/othp110.htm + bis.org/press/p260527.htm
ECB Pontes / Appia — Pontes: TARGET-link DLT settlement (pilot end-Q3 2026); Appia: ≈2028. Basis for ECB Pontes reframe on ART-58 chain page. Verify: ecb.europa.eu/paym/target/pontes
DTCC Collateral AppChain — SEC 3-yr pilot approved Dec 2025; limited production Jul 2026; full production Oct 2026; Chainlink + Canton + Stellar multi-chain. Basis for wholesale-settlement-collateral-mobility. Verify at dtcc.com
Kinexys / JPMD (J.P. Morgan) — Tokenized deposit native to Canton (phased 2026). Deposit-token model for ART-57. Verify via prnewswire.com JPMD/Canton announcement
UK Regulated Liability Network (RLN) — Tokenised sterling deposits (UK Finance pilot to mid-2026). RLN-member issuer type in ART-57. Verify: ukfinance.org.uk / regulatedliabilitynetwork.org
MiCA EMT / Art. 2(6) carve-out — Deposit tokens are NOT e-money tokens under MiCA if the token represents a deposit liability of a credit institution. Basis for EU regime note in ART-57
BIS singleness of money — 1 unit of tokenized money settles at par with central bank money. Basis for singleness_test in ART-59. Verify current BIS source