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ECB paves way for acceptance of DLT-based assets as eligible Eurosystem collateral

The ECB's decision to accept DLT-based assets as collateral signifies a strategic move towards modernizing its collateral framework, enhancing liquidity and innovation in European financial markets.

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  • Eurosystem to accept marketable assets issued in central securities depositories (CSDs) using distributed ledger technology (DLT) as eligible collateral for Eurosystem credit operations as of 30 March 2026
  • Further work is exploring ways to expand eligibility to assets issued and settled entirely on DLT networks
  • Decision reflects Eurosystem’s commitment to innovation and fosters technological progress in European financial markets
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This could influence market dynamics as it opens doors for new asset classes and could lead to adjustments in rates if it garners significant uptake by institutions. Overall, it reflects a dovish orientation towards embracing technology while maintaining operational flexibility within the Eurosystem.

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