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ABN Amro Releases Digital Green Bond via Polygon-Driven Tokeny
A Polygon-powered infrastructure company Tokeny is responsible for the issuance of the green bond as the token “ERC3643” for financial institutions’ control over financial instruments.

ABN Amro, a Dutch bank, has initiated a green bond offering through the Ethereum-based L2 scaling technology of Polygon. The purpose of this offering is to raise nearly €5M. A Polygon-powered infrastructure company Tokeny is responsible for the issuance of the green bond as the token “ERC3643” for financial institutions’ control over financial instruments.
ABN AMRO’s Latest Digital Green Bond Launches via Tokeny
Following that, ABN AMRO remained effective in obtaining funding of up to €5M worth for Vesteda. It is an entity that invests in real estate. As per the bank, the strategy of Vesteda is to utilize the funding for refinancing “green assets.” This is included in the firm’s agenda dealing with green finance. Green bonds attempt to collect funds to be utilized for investment in entities or projects that are maintainable.
In addition to this, the respective firms or projects also create a positive impact on the environment. ABN AMRO provided more details concerning the green bond. As a result of this, DekaBank has become the owner of the tokens denoting its investment of almost €5. This took place following the payment. The banking institution utilizes Fireblocks for the management of private keys dealing with the digital bond.
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Formerly, ABN AMRO has delved into the issuance of the digital bonds. This takes into account the buyout as well as the resale of a digital bond from the well-known European Investment Bank (EIB). Olivier Aartsen, the head of debt capital markets at the bank, also commented on this.
Executive Says ERC3643 Standard’s Use Enables the Implementation of Compliance Rules on Digital Bonds
The executive stated that ABN AMRO targets supporting several offerings of digital bonds in the coming time. As per Martijn Siebrand (the digital asset head at ABN AMRO), the use of the ERC3643 standard benefited the bank. Siebrand added that it let them implement compliance rules on digital bonds.