Overview
- Crypto.com and the Dubai Multi‑Commodities Centre signed an MoU to evaluate blockchain applications for financing, trading, and settlement in global commodity markets.
- The parties will assess whether tokenized commodities could be listed on the Crypto.com Exchange, which has not occurred to date and would require stringent listing standards and regulatory approvals.
- Workstreams include designing custody frameworks, liquidity facilitation mechanisms, and digital‑asset payment use cases across DMCC’s digital platforms and selected member scenarios.
- DMCC chief executive Ahmed Bin Sulayem described tokenization as a structural opportunity to bring greater transparency and widen access to commodity markets.
- Crypto.com will collaborate with the DMCC Crypto Centre on workshops, hackathons, and capability‑building programs to support businesses exploring tokenized asset models.