DTI standard features in GBBC 101 Real-World Blockchain Use Cases Handbook

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June 11, 2025

Last updated on August 8th, 2025 at 08:23 am

Bridging Traditional And Digital Markets: The Role Of Digital Token Identifiers

The Global Business Blockchain Council published its inaugural 101 Real-World Blockchain Use Cases Handbook, 2025 edition. The DTI is featured under Section IX on Standards, and discusses the bridging of traditional and digital markets.

The Handbook serves as a global reference for government agencies, regulators, and central banks, showcasing practical blockchain applications that are delivering real-world value across industries and jurisdictions.

The Handbook can be accessed on the GBBC website here.

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