German State Development Bank NRW.BANK Issues €100 Million Bond on Polygon Blockchain
According to Jinse Finance, the German state-owned development bank NRW.BANK has issued a blockchain bond worth 100 million euros (approximately 116.7 million US dollars) on the Polygon blockchain. The bond is registered under Germany’s Electronic Securities Act (eWpG) and is supported by Cashlink’s BaFin-regulated crypto securities registry infrastructure. The issuance attracted participation from multiple institutional investors, with Deutsche Bank, DZ Bank, and DekaBank acting as joint lead managers, marking a growing acceptance of digital securities in the European public offering sector.
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