1. Your books
OMS and sub-ledger
Positions, corporate actions, and client statements, updated in batch.


As DTCC advances securities tokenization, we help custodians, broker-dealers, and asset servicers keep their books and DTC's token records aligned from first trade to real volume.
Pre-built components for event ingestion, dual-state positions, break classification, adjustment detection, and audit trail, plus a QA kit for pre-production validation.
Continuous reconciliation is now essential for tokenized record-keeping. Firms must align positions across internal systems and LedgerScan despite differing update cycles and identifiers, making reconciliation an ongoing operational process.
Positions, corporate actions, and client statements, updated in batch.
Official books and records for tokens, in near real time.
On the networks DTCC named at launch: Canton and DTCC's private Besu network.
Zensar helps DTCC participants assess readiness, validate controls, and scale tokenized securities operations with confidence.
Breaks routed, not just flagged
Timing differences are separated from genuine breaks and sent to the right team with context.
Corporate actions in step
Dividends, coupons, splits, and mergers applied consistently across both records.
No surprises from outside changes
DTC-initiated adjustments and on-chain transfers are detected and documented.
Audit-ready from day one
Rebuild any position at any point in time when your auditors ask how the two records match.
Confidence before volume
Evidence that controls work under production conditions, before tokenized volumes grow.
Faster, better decisions
A clear build, buy, or configure call made early and revisited as DTCC specifications firm up.
Accelerate tokenization readiness with Zensar's purpose-built platform for seamless integration, continuous reconciliation, and audit-ready operations.
90 minutes with your operations and technology leads, ending in a six-domain heatmap.
We review your stack against the framework, with gaps ranked by operational risk.
Pre-production testing of your own build or vendor platform, with evidence for sign-off and audit.
Live integration with your systems, and the option for us to run the break queue.
The DTCC Tokenization Service is a live, voluntary service that enables eligible DTC participants to tokenize select securities held at DTC and manage tokenized security entitlements through registered digital wallets. DTC remains the official recordkeeper while tokenized activity operates alongside established market infrastructure.
DTCC tokenization creates a dual-record environment where traditional book-entry records coexist with tokenized activity. Firms need to manage positions, reconciliation, exceptions, corporate actions, controls, and audit evidence across both environments. Zensar's operational readiness framework for tokenized securities outlines six capabilities for preparing post-trade operations for this shift.
Yes. Readiness does not require an immediate commitment to full implementation. Firms can assess operational gaps, define ownership and controls, understand integration dependencies, and evaluate technology choices before onboarding. Zensar's tokenized securities readiness guidance for DTC participants provides a structured approach for evaluating preparedness and determining where action is needed.
Tokenization makes securities reconciliation an ongoing operational requirement as activity spans traditional and digital records. Firms need to keep internal positions aligned with token activity, distinguish timing differences from genuine breaks, route exceptions to the right teams, and retain evidence showing how positions were reconciled.
Yes. Zensar's approach is designed to complement existing OMS, accounting, risk, and post-trade platforms rather than require wholesale replacement. ZTAOP provides an integration layer that connects participant operational data with the DTCC tokenization environment, allowing firms to retain systems supporting their existing records and workflows. Zensar's published content also describes ZTAOP connecting participant operational data with ComposerX.
Yes. Independent validation can be applied to internally developed or third-party platforms without requiring replacement of the chosen architecture. Testing can cover event ingestion, position integrity, reconciliation breaks, corporate actions, override detection, operational controls, and audit evidence. Learn more about Zensar's pre-production validation for tokenized securities operations, including break injection, corporate-action simulation, override detection, audit-evidence verification, and regression testing.