THE IDENTITY & TRUST LAYER
FOR TOKENIZED SECURITIES
DORRS Data is the identity and trust layer for tokenized securities, private markets, and real-world
assets.
It standardizes issuer and asset identity (CDI/DSIN) and delivers real-time, normalized market
data directly
from venue sources—making assets comparable across platforms and blockchains.
Powered by the DTS Trust Score, DORRS transforms fragmented data into clear,
decision-ready
insight—enabling institutions to identify, understand, and trust digital assets.
DORRS streamlines the trading of OTC, private, digital securities, and real-world assets (RWA) by eliminating the need for market participants to access multiple sources of information. This unified approach reduces costs and enhances overall trading efficiency across both traditional and tokenized markets.
DORRS provides investors with seamless access to critical data on OTC, private, digital securities, and real-world assets (RWA). By delivering real-time, venue-sourced market data, DORRS enhances transparency and empowers investors to make well-informed decisions across all asset classes.
DORRS ensures a level playing field by granting all market participants equal access to essential information on OTC, private, digital securities, and real-world assets (RWA). By preventing market manipulation and promoting fair pricing, DORRS fosters a trusted and equitable trading environment for both traditional and blockchain-based assets.
The financial markets for private and digital securities currently lack a unified global industry standard.
Securities data is fragmented, scattered across exchange reference data, regulatory repositories, and blockchain protocols
Digital Asset Creation: Inconsistent standards across various blockchains.
Interoperability: Private securities and digital assets aren't seamlessly interchangeable across market centers.
Reference Data Inconsistency: Absence of standardized reference data hinders efficient pricing, reporting, and transaction settlement for private securities and digital assets.
