SEC and FINRA approvals pave the way for tokenizing rights to real-world assets
Kimber Digital Securities has received SEC and FINRA approvals to operate as a broker-dealer. The company is affiliated with Plume; the license paves the way for it to offer products backed by U.S. real-world assets.
CoinDesk reports that legally enforceable claims, dividends and yield products are planned to be offered through non-custodial wallets and stablecoin apps.
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