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# Tokenization Infrastructure

| **Attribute**       | **Detail**                                                                                                                                |
| ------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Name                | Ripple Labs, Inc. / XRP Ledger                                                                                                            |
| Role                | Primary blockchain settlement layer, token infrastructure, digital custody integration                                                    |
| Technology          | XRP Ledger — open-source, decentralised blockchain (operational since 2012)                                                               |
| Key characteristics | 3–5 second settlement finality, energy-efficient FBA consensus, native DEX, institutional-grade throughput, MPT/XLS-33 RWA token standard |
| Integration model   | Platform-level primary integration, chain-agnostic architecture at SubFund level                                                          |

T-Blocks primary blockchain integration is with Ripple and the XRP Ledger — selected on the basis of settlement finality at scale, over a decade of proactive regulatory engagement across major financial jurisdictions, and production-grade institutional adoption by financial institutions, payment networks, and central banks. Instruments settled on the XRP Ledger carry legal enforceability equivalent to traditional book-entry registration under Luxembourg Blockchain Laws I–IV.

Tokenization decisions are made at the SubFund level. Issuers may elect single-chain issuance on the XRP Ledger or, where distribution strategy requires it, multi-chain issuance through appointed third-party tokenization partners on alternative blockchain ecosystems. In all cases, the Luxembourg note is established first within T-Blocks Trio Fund's securitisation vehicle before any tokenization occurs, and the same compliance standards apply regardless of settlement layer.

#### Custody

T-Blocks instruments — both the underlying Luxembourg notes and their tokenized representations — are compatible with a broad range of institutional custody arrangements. Notes are held in custody through Swissquote Bank Europe SA under its regulated banking mandate. Tokenized instruments may additionally be held through other regulated digital custody providers, institutional custodian banks, or self-custody infrastructure, depending on the investor's existing operational setup and the SubFund's specific custody parameters.

#### Distribution reach

T-Blocks instruments are structured for distribution across the full spectrum of regulated capital-market channels. On the traditional side, this includes global broker-dealer networks, regulated placement agents, private banks, and institutional custodians operating under their own regulatory authorisations. On the digital side, instruments may be listed on licensed digital securities exchanges and regulated tokenized asset trading venues, and — where instruments meet applicable eligibility criteria — allocated through regulated DeFi vaults and on-chain capital allocators operating under recognised regulatory frameworks.

Ripple's institutional network materially extends this distribution reach. Ripple operates one of the most established institutional digital asset networks globally, with active connections to regulated financial institutions, payment networks, digital asset exchanges, and RWA platforms across North America, Europe, the Middle East, Asia-Pacific, and emerging markets. Through T-Blocks, qualifying SubFund instruments gain access to this network as a supplementary distribution channel, connecting our originated securities to a global ecosystem of institutional digital capital-market participants that would otherwise require years of bilateral relationship development to reach.

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