doValue Selects Weltix for Natively Digital Securitizations

Securitization Goes Natively Digital on DLT

Milan, June 8, 2026 · 5 min read

Weltix and doValue announce a partnership to issue and circulate securitization notes directly on a DLT registry, leveraging Weltix’s Consob-authorized infrastructure.

Securitization is one of the financial system’s most widely used tools for transforming receivables, mortgages, loans, and invoices into tradable securities.

While highly effective, it comes with a burden well-known to industry professionals: multiple intermediaries, manual reconciliations, long settlement times, and structuring costs that often make mid-sized transactions unsustainable.

This exact friction is the focus of the partnership announced on June 8, 2026, by doValue and Weltix.

The two companies have forged a strategic partnership to apply Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) to securitization transactions—the first initiative of its kind in Italy.

The concept is simple in theory but highly complex in execution: securities are issued, held, and circulated digitally on a distributed ledger, while maintaining full legal equivalence with traditional instruments.

doValue, a leading European provider of integrated financial services with approximately €136 billion in assets under management, is opening access to this new funding tool for its client base. Weltix acts as the DLT Registry Manager, authorized by Consob (Authorization No. 23641).

Two complementary sets of expertise: the structuring and servicing of complex transactions on one side, and compliant natively digital issuance on the other.

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The practical result is a streamlined settlement and servicing process. Transaction settlement cycles are shortened, and data governance becomes truly end-to-end. Consequently, smaller-scale transactions—which are currently penalized by the fixed costs of traditional structuring—become economically viable. This is not the replacement of a financial instrument, but its technological upgrade within the existing regulatory framework.

The impact on issuers and investors

For Issuers. Banks, intermediaries, funds, and corporates gain access to a more efficient and scalable issuance tool, featuring streamlined processes and data control across the entire lifecycle.

For Investors. The native digitization of securities translates into greater transparency, faster settlement, and broader accessibility. This makes mid-sized transactions viable—assets that, under the traditional model, often fall short of the profitability threshold due to high structuring costs.

For Weltix, this confirms its role as a regulated technological infrastructure that enables financial institutions to adopt digital private asset management without forcing them to reinvent their processes.