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Delta Capita Launches DLT-Based Solutions for Capital Markets Based on SETL Technology

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Delta Capita has introduced a range of distributed ledger technology (DLT) solutions, having acquired the technology from SETL, a blockchain solutions specialist. The new product, MACH Distributed Ledger, comprises six modules that cover trade settlement, tokenisation, reconciliations, digital asset issuance and custody, KYC processes, and enhanced DLT system interoperability.

The launch marks Delta Capita’s continued effort to create a modern capital markets ecosystem, with Montis Group being a significant client for the development.

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