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London Stock Exchange Group Launches 24/7 Blockchain Settlement Platform for Tokenized Deposits

London Stock Exchange Group Launches 24/7 Blockchain Settlement Platform for Tokenized Deposits

BlockBeatsBlockBeats2026/01/15 11:39

BlockBeats News, January 15, According to The Block, London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) announced today the launch of the London Stock Exchange Group Digital Settlement House (LSEG DiSH), a platform designed to leverage blockchain technology for 24/7 real-time commercial bank tokenized deposits settlement. LSEG DiSH supports multi-currency and cross-network settlement, provides dynamic intraday liquidity management, synchronized settlement (PvP/DvP), and risk reduction capabilities, and is operated by the LSEG Post Trade Solutions division.


The platform can settle not only on its own ledger but also serve as a notary to support settlement on connected networks. Currently, LSEG has completed a proof of concept (PoC) on the Canton Network with software company Digital Asset and a consortium of financial institutions, successfully achieving same-day cross-currency and asset type repo transactions. Additionally, LSEG previously launched a blockchain platform for private funds in September 2025.

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