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Progmat Completes Avalanche Migration, ¥452B in Tokenized Assets

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4 outlets - including Tronweekly, Cryptopolitan and Coin-turk and 1 more - are covering this story. Avalanche has strengthened its presence in regulated finance after Progmat migrated Japan’s largest security token platform to an Avalanche Layer 1 blockchain. The upgrade improves transaction speeds while supporting billions in tokenized s…

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Avalanche Completes $2.7 Billion Progmat Migration As AVAX Eyes $10
TronWeekly Jul 14, 19:30 UTC

Avalanche Completes $2.7 Billion Progmat Migration As AVAX Eyes $10

Avalanche has strengthened its presence in regulated finance after Progmat migrated Japan’s largest security token platform to an Avalanche Layer 1 blockchain. The upgrade improves transaction speeds while supporting billions in tokenized s…

Progmat completes move of ¥452 billion in tokenized securities to Avalanche
Cryptopolitan News Jul 13, 18:40 UTC

Progmat completes move of ¥452 billion in tokenized securities to Avalanche

Progmat, a former Mitsubishi UFJ Trust and Banking venture, announced the migration of all live projects to Avalanche Layer 1 without any disruption in the operations of the financial institutions using it. The company moved over ¥452 billi…

Japan’s Progmat completes ¥452 billion migration to Avalanche Layer 1
CoinTurk News Jul 13, 15:05 UTC

Japan’s Progmat completes ¥452 billion migration to Avalanche Layer 1

🚨 Progmat migrated over ¥452 billion in security tokens to Avalanche Layer 1. 🪙 The new platform enables faster settlements and EVM-based development for $AVAX projects. 🚀 The move supports future cross-chain services and strengthens Pro…

Progmat Completes Avalanche Migration, ¥452B in Tokenized Assets
Blockchain News Jul 13, 14:02 UTC

Progmat Completes Avalanche Migration, ¥452B in Tokenized Assets

Japan's largest security token platform, Progmat, moves ¥452B in assets to Avalanche, paving the way for tokenized Japanese Government Bonds. (Read More)