Serenity, a blockchain-based data storage and security firm, collaborated with Zoniqx, a U.S. fintech company specializing in RWA tokenization. This partnership will introduce a biometric-secured, compliance-focused tokenization test project in Dubai. The project is set to launch in the second half of 2025. This initiative marks the first stage of a strategy to develop interoperable digital asset infrastructure, connecting U.S. and GCC financial markets. This project will integrate Dubai’s official land registry title deeds with blockchain-based security tokens, simplifying ownership processes and removing the need for traditional trustees. The project will utilize Zoniqx’s Dynamic Compliant Interoperable Security Tokens Protocol (DyCIST), providing cross-border compliance for tokenized assets. Zoniqx has previously deployed institutional-grade tokenization frameworks for billions RWA, including real estate, ESG-linked infrastructure, and alternative finance. Its DyCIST protocol (ERC-7518) serves as a compliance-aware token standard, facilitating regulated issuance and cross-chain transfers of security tokens. The system’s multi-chain interoperability will be supported by Serenity’s decentralized identity protocol and integrated with its sAxess biometric card, the first fingerprint-authenticated blockchain cold wallet card. This will enable U.S. investors to access GCC-based assets, establishing a financial bridge between the two markets. Image: Freepik