Bloomberg extends financial data to $25B tokenized markets via Kaiko

Written by Sam Bourgi , Staff Editor Reviewed by Robert Lakin , Staff Editor Bloomberg extends financial data to $25B tokenized markets via Kaiko 3 hours ago Bloomberg and Kaiko aim to embed licensed financial data directly on blockchain networks, targeting institutional tokenized Treasurys and repo markets. Listen 0:00 News Cointelegraph in your social feed Follow our Subscribe on Bloomberg is collaborating with Kaiko, a Paris-based digital asset market data provider, to make Bloomberg’s licensed financial data accessible directly within blockchain environments rather than through traditional offchain databases. The companies said Thursday that the initiative is designed to address the challenge of inconsistent data across tokenized markets. In many tokenized asset ecosystems, companies may rely on different versions of pricing data, security identifiers or reference information, increasing the risk of discrepancies and operational inefficiencies. By enabling a common, licensed data source to be embedded onchain, the collaboration aims to ensure that market participants reference the same dataset, potentially reducing reconciliation disputes and improving data integrity. The first use case focuses on tokenized US Treasurys and repo markets operating on the Canton Network , a permissioned blockchain network designed for institutional financial applications. Kaiko launched that data on-ramp service in August.