[Natixis Pfandbriefbank issues 100 million euros of digital guaranteed bonds on the SWIAT blockchain] Golden Finance reported that Natixis Pfandbriefbank successfully issued 100 million euros of digital registered guaranteed bonds on the SWIAT permissioned blockchain, which is the first time such bonds have been issued in Germany. DekaBank, as the buyer of this issuance, also served as the registrant and payment agent. SWIAT was co-founded by DekaBank and LBBW, and Standard Chartered's SC Ventures also participated in the investment. The platform has participated in several wholesale DLT settlement tests of the European Central Bank, but the bonds issued this time were not included in these tests. Earlier this month, SWIAT also participated in the issuance of 100 million euros of digital guaranteed bonds by Berlin Hyp, but the bonds were bearer bonds and were subject to German eWpG laws. DekaBank plans to achieve the first billion euros of issuance on the SWIAT blockchain by 2025. Earlier this year, SIX Digital Exchange became the first institutional platform with a digital issuance volume exceeding one billion euros, and other platforms such as HSBC's Orion are also developing rapidly.