REAL has become a member of Blockchain for Europe (BC4EU), the Brussels-based industry association that works with policymakers, academics, and blockchain companies to help shape Europe’s regulatory approach to digital assets and blockchain technology.
The membership expands REAL’s participation in policy discussions as institutional interest in tokenised assets, tokenised securities, stablecoins, and blockchain-based financial market infrastructure continues to grow across Europe.
REAL is an institutional-grade, EVM-compatible Layer 1 built for real-world assets. Through its network and ecosystem, the company works with financial institutions, tokenisation platforms, custodians, validators, liquidity providers, issuers, and other industry participants. This provides insight into the operational, regulatory, and commercial requirements involved in bringing tokenised assets to institutional markets.
As part of Blockchain for Europe, REAL plans to contribute practical infrastructure experience across areas including real-world asset tokenisation, tokenised securities, asset lifecycle management, validator participation, risk visibility, and broader institutional blockchain adoption.
The company will also participate in discussions on the infrastructure needed to support compliant, liquid, and operationally viable tokenised markets as the European Union continues to develop its digital asset regulatory framework.
“Europe has an opportunity to become a global leader in institutional tokenisation, but that requires policy frameworks informed by practical market infrastructure,” said Brandon Kazakoff, VP at REAL. “REAL is joining Blockchain for Europe to contribute a full lifecycle perspective on tokenised assets, from issuance and compliance to risk visibility, settlement, servicing, and secondary market readiness. Our goal is to support policy discussions that enable responsible digital asset innovation and real institutional adoption across the EU.”
“We are delighted to welcome Real Finance to Blockchain for Europe. The tokenisation of real-world assets is increasingly recognised as one of the most promising applications of blockchain technology, with the potential to make financial markets more efficient, transparent and accessible. Real Finance brings valuable expertise in this area, and we look forward to working together to support a regulatory environment that enables responsible innovation across Europe.” said Robert Kopitsch, Secretary General at Blockchain for Europe.
