
Summary. The Government of Pakistan is planning to tokenize up to $2 billion of domestic government debt in an initial phase, as Islamabad explores digital financial instruments to broaden investor participation and modernize public debt markets. “Ministry of Finance, Government of Pakistan, has also planned to tokenize some portion of its domestic debt worth $2 billion in the first phase, primarily tapping retail investors,” the finance ministry said in a statement, quoting adviser to the finance minister Khurram Schehzad. In the following write-up, we will know about Tokenization and its impacts.
Pakistan has, in recent months, stepped up discussions around digital assets and financial innovation, including the creation of regulatory frameworks to better understand cryptocurrencies, blockchain applications and tokenized financial products. As a next step in this journey, Pakistan is preparing to enter the digital finance space by planning to tokenize a portion of its domestic government debt, aiming to attract...
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