Quant Network announced a partnership with Kirat Rawel to explore how tokenization can transform settlement infrastructure in capital markets, according to an analysis published by the company.
The document argues that collateral management faces several conflicts to overcome: rising capital costs, expanding margin requirements and fragmented infrastructure generate real losses for financial institutions. Capital becomes trapped in silos, settlement failures multiply and operational teams spend more time managing process noise than properly administering risk.
Quant Network’s proposal is that tokenized assets enable near-instant transfers, programmable settlement rules and collateral pools that move freely across jurisdictions and platforms. When settlement completes in hours rather than days, institutions can operate with significantly smaller collateral reserves. Batch processing infrastructure, built around fixed cutoff schedules, cannot sustain the intraday responsiveness that modern margin management demands.
The Quant Network analysis notes that this technology is already working: Canton Network recorded end-to-end margin workflows using tokenized collateral at institutional scale. Regulatory frameworks such as MiCA and the U.S. GENIUS Act are providing clearer boundaries. The challenge now is operational: scaling beyond pilot projects toward production implementations that handle thousands of daily transactions.
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