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Taurus Adds Stellar Smart-Contract Assets to Institutional Custody and Issuance

Taurus says its Stellar integration now supports smart-contract assets, extending the tasks institutions can perform through existing custody controls.

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Taurus has added support for smart-contract-based assets on the Stellar network, according to an announcement the company made on October 29. The capabilities are now live through its Taurus-PROTECT custody platform and its Taurus-CAPITAL tokenization platform. The company described the move as an extension of its existing Stellar integration instead of a newly launched fund or security. Taurus says the release works with several Stellar token models, including structures meant for regulated assets. The article argues that institutions need custody tools that also control which actions keys may authorize, who may request them and what approvals apply. It adds that the next meaningful sign of adoption would be institutions using these features for named instruments with ownership and transfer terms clearly described.

Why it matters: It shows that institutional custody and issuance tools now reach Stellar smart-contract assets, giving firms another network option for tokenized instruments.

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