Japanese tech firms Startale and SBI Holdings introduce Strium Network, a blockchain platform designed to revolutionize trading and settlement of tokenized securities and real-world assets across Asia.
Startale and SBI Holdings Launch Strium, a Layer 1 Blockchain for Tokenized Securities
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Strium Network, unveiled on February 5, 2026, aims to create a comprehensive infrastructure for 24/7 trading of tokenized securities and derivatives. Leveraging SBI Holdings’ ecosystem of 80 million customers, the platform seeks to bridge institutional demand with onchain capital markets, positioning itself at the forefront of the $18.9 trillion tokenized asset market opportunity.
The launch follows a strategic partnership announced in August 2025, with completed proof of concept demonstrations showcasing the platform’s technical capabilities. Strium is designed to provide interoperable infrastructure for securities trading, connecting blockchain networks with traditional financial systems and preparing for broader institutional adoption of tokenized assets.
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FAQ 🧭
- What is Strium Network? — A Layer 1 blockchain platform focused on tokenized securities and real-world asset trading infrastructure.
- Who are the key partners behind Strium? — Startale Group and SBI Holdings, with SBI bringing 80 million existing customers to the project.
- What is the current stage of the Strium platform? — Currently in proof of concept phase, preparing for limited early participant access.
- What market opportunity does Strium target? — The $18.9 trillion tokenized asset market, with a focus on Asian onchain securities markets.
