Swiss digital asset infrastructure firm Taurus has finalized an 18-month integration of the Hedera network, offering its global network of more than 40 regulated banks and financial institutions access to the full Hedera technology stack.
The comprehensive rollout spans Taurus’s core product line, including Taurus-PROTECT for custody, Taurus-CAPITAL for tokenization, and Taurus-EXPLORER for node infrastructure. Under a unified institutional risk and compliance framework, client institutions such as Deutsche Bank, State Street, and CACEIS can now manage HBAR custody, participate in native staking, issue tokenized assets via the Hedera Token Service (HTS), and deploy EVM-compatible smart contracts using standard Solidity tooling.
The final development phase, delivered in strategic partnership with The Hashgraph Association, introduces Hedera’s Smart Contract Service directly into existing banking workflows. By combining custody, staking, tokenization, and execution into a single portal, Taurus aims to address the vendor fragmentation and integration friction that often delay institutional Web3 adoption.
While the technical rollout is now fully live across all Taurus modules, no individual banking partner has yet announced a public client deployment or live commercial product on the Hedera network. Future industry adoption will be gauged as client institutions begin deploying tokenized bonds, money market funds, and what is a stablecoin into production.
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