Capital Formation Architecture — April 2026
Five-layer capital stack.
From bank instrument to on-chain protocol.
The DIGAU capital formation programme does not depend on a single channel. It combines a SWIFT MT-760 bank instrument (SBLC) as the reserve and bridge mechanism, two institutional banking channels (CIBC Bank USA + Commonwealth Bank of Australia) for subscription intake, and three on-chain protocols (Centrifuge, Maple Finance, Ondo Finance) for pre-offering liquidity, working capital, and treasury yield. Every layer is justified by its specific function. Every layer connects to the next.
The five layers
Protocol Intelligence
On-chain protocol deep dives
Each protocol is evaluated for direct relevance to the DIGAU capital formation programme. Relevance ratings reflect how specifically the protocol addresses an identified capital gap or operational requirement.
Execution Timeline
Capital formation waterfall
How the SBLC connects every other layer
The CIBC SWIFT MT-760 SBLC is not just a reserve instrument — it is the collateral anchor that makes the on-chain protocol stack possible. Without the SBLC, there is no Centrifuge collateral to tokenise. Without Centrifuge, there is no pre-offering bridge liquidity. Without bridge liquidity, the platform build depends entirely on equity. The SBLC breaks that dependency.
