Brickken, an institutional-grade tokenization infrastructure provider for capital markets, is excited to do something innovative to enable issuance, management, and lifecycle automation on blockchain networks, shaping the global standard for institutional tokenization. For this reason, Brickken announced the integration of UNE, the Spanish standards body responsible for national standardization work, into the national committee CTN 71/SC 307.
The main purpose of this step is to bring something new to market that is useful enough to support an institutional-level tokenization process. With this contribution, Mr. Bricken emerges as a vigilant patron of Working Group 4, which integrates directly with the international ISO TC 307 committee. Brickken’s purpose is clear. To support and support the development and implementation of global standards for institutional-level tokenization technology.
Brickken powers secure and compliant tokenization in global markets
Tokenization is well known in the market and is considered to be the backbone of the next generation of financial infrastructure. As adoption increases, the industry is demanding transparent, interoperable, and internationally respected standards, especially for organizational use cases where security, compliance, and governance are uncompromising. In collaboration with UNE’s Standards Committee, Brickken will contribute technical and practical expertise to UNE’s National Standards Work Guide.
In addition, Brickken is raising standards to international ISO level and working towards feasibility in global financial markets. Provides an edge through experience with ERC-7943 and enables compatibility with future reference sketches for institutional tokenization. Bricken points out that solutions continue to be linked to ISO methodologies, providing the comfort, capability, compliance and interoperability expected by businesses and regulators.
Brickken advances tokenization standards with ERC-7943 and UNE collaboration
ERC-7943 facilitates a robust, advanced architecture that enables any form of financial tooling with institutional-level needs. Built to support compliant asset issuance, lifecycle automation, on-chain governance, interoperability between platforms and jurisdictions, and efficient integration with custody, KYC/AML, and transfer authority systems. Additionally, the collaboration between Brickken and UNE’s CTN 71/SC 307 committee will enable the evolution of standards and build committees.
In a nutshell, this integration also consolidates the gap between regulators, industry associations and technology providers, ensuring that ISO standards are not only established, but also practical and scalable. Bricken was already leaning into the idea that in order to gain significant traction in the industry, tokenization must operate under open, interoperable, and transparent standards.
UNE’s cooperation is therefore a fundamental step towards this mission. That’s why Brickken is calling on educational institutions, developers, and ecosystem partners to contribute to a brighter future with high standards of security and interoperability.
