Velo Protocol, a popular Web3 financial solutions platform, has partnered with fintech firm Lightnet and RWA tokenization company OpenEden. The partnership seeks to offer Treasury-as-a-Service (TaaS) and ASEAN Settlement Network, combining conventional finance with blockchain-led innovation. As Velo Protocol’s official press release discloses, the collaboration denotes a crucial move in boosting compliant adoption of digital finance across Asia. Hence, the development is anticipated to fortify tokenized Treasuries in the United States, redefine real-time payments across borders, and improve stablecoin issuance within the region.
🚨 Major news!
— Velo Official (@veloprotocol) September 12, 2025
We're thrilled to announce a strategic joint venture with @LightnetGroup and @OpenEden_X to launch a full-suite Treasury-as-a-Service (TaaS) platform and ASEAN Settlement Network.
This partnership is set to power the future of compliant digital finance in Asia… pic.twitter.com/B3hUTWw8d7
Velo Protocol Taps Lightnet and OpenEden to Roll Out Treasury-as-a-Service
The partnership between Velo Protocol, Lightnet, and OpenEden unveils a Treasury-as-a-Service (TaaS) forum and an ASEAN Settlement Network. Particularly, the Treasury-as-a-Service denotes a cutting-edge innovative project dealing with blockchain-led financial services. It provides Web3 treasuries, DAOs, and enterprises with direct reach to the tokenized U.S. Treasuries of OpenEden. The respective treasuries serve as the earliest tokenized real-world asset (RWA) product to which Moody’s has given “A” rating and S&P has provided “AA+” rating for security and credibility.
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