SMX Plans to Expand Molecular Marking and Blockchain-Ready Data Infrastructure to Authenticate, Track and Tokenize Commodities Across Global Supply Chains

Reuters
Mar 12
SMX Plans to Expand Molecular Marking and Blockchain-Ready Data Infrastructure to Authenticate, Track and Tokenize Commodities Across Global Supply Chains

SMX (Security Matters) plc said it plans to expand the use of its molecular marking and digital infrastructure to authenticate and digitize physical commodities so they can be tokenized on blockchain platforms. The company aims to generate blockchain-ready, auditable data tied directly to materials to support supply-chain traceability, proof of origin, regulatory compliance, and participation in emerging digital commodity markets. SMX also indicated it intends to extend this approach beyond plastics to additional sectors, including textiles, rubber, metals, energy commodities, precious metals, and other industrial materials.

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