The Casper Association, the nonprofit entity supporting the continued decentralization and growth of Casper Network, an enterprise‑grade, proof‑of‑stake blockchain optimized for scalable and secure Web3 adoption, today announced that Casper Network has joined the ERC3643 Association. This move reinforces Casper Network’s leadership in building the next generation of compliant real‑world asset (RWA) tokenization.
By aligning with ERC‑3643, Casper Network strengthens its mission to provide enterprises, developers, and institutions with the infrastructure needed to issue, manage, and evolve tokenized assets in full compliance with global regulatory frameworks.
Created by Tokeny, ERC‑3643 is the leading open‑source framework for permissioned token issuance, recognized by regulators and trusted by financial institutions worldwide. Designed specifically to meet compliance requirements, ERC‑3643 is a cornerstone standard for institutional adoption of blockchain‑based securities and other regulated instruments.
Once fully implemented, Casper Network’s contributions to ERC‑3643 adoption will include:
- •Driving Real World Use Case Adoption: Enabling issuers, developers, and regulators to launch ERC‑3643‑compliant assets directly on Casper Network.
- •Regulatory‑Ready Flexibility: Leveraging Casper Network’s upgradeable smart contracts to allow assets to adapt as compliance requirements evolve without disruptive migrations.
- •Cross‑Chain Readiness: Positioning ERC‑3643 for future interoperability with Ethereum and other networks as Casper Network continues to expand its connectivity roadmap.
“Casper Network is committed to enabling real‑world commercial applications of blockchain. With ERC‑3643, businesses can remain fully compliant with evolving regulations, while everyday users gain the assurance that tokenized assets are managed with the highest levels of security and transparency,” said Matt Schaffnit, CEO of the Casper Association.
“We are delighted to welcome the incredible Casper Association to the ERC‑3643 Association. As a non‑EVM layer‑1 with validator‑driven governance and a strong commitment to compliance, Casper brings unique strengths to advancing ERC‑3643 adoption. Its Swiss domicile and enterprise‑grade design make it an ideal partner for building trust with regulators and institutions. Together, we will expand ERC‑3643 into new ecosystems, promote interoperability across blockchains, and strengthen the foundation for a global, regulated market for tokenized assets. We are excited for exemplar projects such as Casper to strengthen our mission as we continue to break new barriers with global regulators,” said Dennis O’Connell, President of the ERC‑3643 Association.
Why this matters
The integration of ERC‑3643’s compliance architecture with Casper Network’s scalable design sets a new standard for tokenization. This collaboration provides institutions with the regulatory assurance, interoperability, and enterprise‑grade capabilities needed to accelerate the adoption of tokenized financial instruments worldwide.
About ERC3643 Association
The ERC3643 Association is a non‑profit organization regrouping industry leaders with a shared mission to advance the adoption of the ERC‑3643 or “T‑REX” standard and promote a secure, interoperable, and compliant tokenization framework. The association unites technical expertise and industry experience to drive innovation and foster a globally accessible infrastructure for tokenized assets. Learn more at www.erc3643.org.
About Casper Network & Casper Association
Casper Network (CSPR) is a decentralized, layer 1 Proof‑of‑Stake blockchain designed for the real‑world economy. It empowers people to openly benefit from who they are, what they do, and what they own, across borders, businesses, and communities, both within and beyond Web3.
With instant finality, upgradeable smart contracts, enterprise‑grade security, and flexible permissioning, Casper’s infrastructure supports the secure tokenization, management, and exchange of assets and sensitive data across both public and private environments.
The Casper Association, a non‑profit organization based in Switzerland, promotes the decentralized development and adoption of the Casper protocol, network, and ecosystem.
More information about Casper Network at https://casper.network
Contact
Head of Ecosystem
Tamara Wasserman
Casper Association
press@casper.network