IBM Launches Digital Asset Management Platform
Date: 2025-10-28 Author: Oliver Abernathy Categories: BUSINESS
Technology giant IBM unveiled its comprehensive IBM Digital Asset Haven platform, designed for secure and efficient digital asset management in the corporate environment. The solution is targeted at financial institutions, government agencies, and large companies seeking to integrate cryptoasset operations into their infrastructure.
The platform provides a full asset management cycle—from storage and movement to settlements. One of its key advantages is its support for more than 40 blockchains, both public and private. Thus, IBM offers a unified platform for interaction with various digital ecosystems.
The project was developed in collaboration with Dfns, a company specializing in crypto wallet infrastructure. Key features of the solution include built-in compliance mechanisms, accelerated integration of third-party KYC/AML services, as well as tools for revenue generation and business process customization. The platform also provides developers with a set of tools for creating their own products and integrating them into the IBM ecosystem.
Security is a key focus. IBM Digital Asset Haven is built on secure storage and multi-party computing technologies, as well as hardware security modules. Wallet access management is implemented using automated policies and multi-party authorization mechanisms, minimizing the human factor in asset transactions.
IBM notes that the growing popularity of tokenized assets and stablecoins is driving traditional corporations toward digital transformation. According to company representatives, the new platform offers financial institutions the opportunity not only to optimize their products but also to become part of the emerging digital asset economy.
The SaaS (Software as a Service) version of IBM Digital Asset Haven is expected to be available by the end of 2025. A localized version of the platform is scheduled for release in the second quarter of next year, allowing the product to be adapted to regional standards and regulatory requirements.
According to market data, the total market capitalization of the tokenized real-world asset segment has exceeded $75 billion, while the total stablecoin market size has already surpassed $300 billion. Against this backdrop, the launch of IBM Digital Asset Haven is a significant step toward the institutionalization of digital finance and the expansion of major corporations' presence in the blockchain economy.
