E-commerce platforms benefitting from putting securitized assets on blockchain?

[CyberMiles]

Securitization issuance, including agency and non-agency mortgage-backed securities (MBS) and asset-backed securities (ABS), totaled $2.2 trillion in 2016 — a 9.3% increase from 2015.

As this market continues to grow, decentralized trading platforms are demonstrating how blockchain technology can be applied to allow issuers to sell securities themselves, without having to go through any middlemen. As a result, a number of benefits become evident, such as more revenue going directly to e-commerce providers, along with assets that are fully secure and transparent over the blockchain.

"When looking at the fixed-income market, the question comes to mind: Why do I need a human broker to issue and sell securities? We want to use blockchain technology to make this task fully automated," said Dr. Michael Yuan, Chief Scientist at CyberMiles.

https://hackernoon.com/how-e-commerce-platforms-can-benefit-from-putting-securitized-assets-on-the-blockchain-e2e38a0efa81

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[kripkiki12]

I think that will be the future, automatization on the blockchain via smart contracts. The world is tending towards that direction, sorry banks and brokers

[okorocrypto]

The concept of security tokens is still a complex one as we have not seen full scale regulation. So anyone venturing into security token is still experimenting what will be, though, the future looks promising for security token as that is the key to institutional investors and main stream adoption.

[ghdeveloper]

That's very good idea to when trying to put security assets on blockchain.  . Put that to 3rd parties keeps the assets for you and. I like your idea. Do you have any project or platform so far?