UK Regulators Shift From Tokenisation Experiments Toward Adoption

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Financial Conduct Authority · Source published: 14 September 2026

Signal reviewed: 29 September 2026

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The discussion is becoming one of implementation and governance. A developing roadmap is not the same as completed market-wide adoption.

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