The regulator has reinforced support for real-world asset tokenization as four companies, including a tokenized real estate project, move through its sandbox.
Tokenized assets could expand the range of legitimate investment choices available to Filipinos while potentially reducing exposure to scams, Philippine SEC Commissioner Rogelio Quevedo said previously in comments to Cointelegraph. That policy stance has now been reinforced as the Philippine SEC backs real-world asset tokenization and said four companies, including a tokenized real estate project, are advancing through its regulatory sandbox. The development signals a more concrete move from broad support to supervised testing, as the regulator explores how blockchain-based versions of traditional assets can operate within investor-protection rules.