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TLDR: TRON Network is now supported on Reown SDK, removing the need for custom wallet adapters in dApps. Developers can access TRX transfers, fiat on-ramps, and analytics tools through one SDK configuration. TRON supports over 369 million accounts, giving Reown SDK builders access to a massive user base. Reown SDK supports TRON testnets Shasta and Nile, plus Travel Rule tools for financial applications. TRON Network support is now officially live on the Reown SDK, an open-source toolkit for building onchain apps. TRON DAO made the announcement on March 17, 2026, from Geneva, Switzerland.

The integration gives developers a unified solution for incorporating both TRON and EVM networks into their dApps.

Builders no longer need custom wallet adapters or separate chain-specific infrastructure. This launch opens a more direct path for multichain development.

What the Integration Offers Developers Through the Reown SDK, developers can now connect wallets to TRON and authenticate users. They can also send transactions and enable payments across networks within a single session.

This removes a common barrier in building for multiple blockchain ecosystems simultaneously. Builders gain a consistent user experience across both EVM and TRON networks from day one.

The SDK includes wallet authentication on TRON alongside social and email login options. Developers can also enable TRX and TRC-20 token transfers within their applications.

TRON announced the launch of TRON Network support on @reown_ SDK, an open-source all-in-one SDK for building seamless onchain apps. The integration provides developers with a unified solution to easily incorporate TRON and EVM networks into their decentralized applications (… pic.twitter.com/KDdFY93BWV

— TRON DAO (@trondao) March 17, 2026

On-platform swaps, fiat on/off-ramps, and built-in analytics dashboards are part of the toolkit as well. These tools give development teams a more complete platform for building TRON-based dApps.

Justin Sun, Founder of TRON, commented on the launch. “TRON was built to give developers the performance and scale needed to power the next generation of onchain applications,” Sun said. He noted that lower friction for builders leads directly to faster innovation.

The SDK also supports both modern and legacy TRON transaction formats for full wallet interoperability. Developers can test on TRON testnets, including Shasta and Nile. Travel Rule compliance tools are available for teams building financial applications on the platform.

TRON’s Growing Role in Global Blockchain Infrastructure TRON Network currently supports more than 369 million accounts across the globe. The ecosystem has strong adoption in stablecoin transfers, payments, and decentralized finance.

This large user base makes TRON an attractive network for developers building multichain applications. The Reown SDK integration now gives builders direct access to this audience through a simple configuration.

Jess Houlgrave, CEO of WalletConnect, spoke to the reasoning behind the partnership. “Developers shouldn’t have to choose between ecosystems or build bespoke infrastructure for every chain they want to support,” she said. She added that teams can reach TRON’s users through the same workflow already used for EVM chains.

Since its 2022 launch, the Reown SDK has been adopted by platforms such as Morpho, Ethena, Marinade Finance, and Coinbase.

Adding TRON further broadens its network coverage and developer reach. Teams can now manage EVM and TRON support without separate technical setups, saving time and resources.

Through this integration, TRON continues to strengthen its position in global blockchain infrastructure. Developers can now build multichain applications with fewer technical barriers.

The combination of TRON’s user base and Reown SDK’s capabilities provides a strong foundation. Both ecosystems stand to benefit as more builders adopt this unified multichain approach.

The partnership, which also includes crypto asset manager Anemoy, aims to streamline the issuance and management of tokenized assets across blockchains.

Centrifuge, a top real-world asset (RWA) tokenization platform, announced a partnership with blockchain interoperability protocol Wormhole to launch a multichain platform that aims to improve how tokenized assets are issued and managed, according to a press release shared with The Defiant.

The collaboration also includes Anemoy, a web3-native asset manager built on Centrifuge. The new platform, Centrifuge V3, lets asset managers and investors handle tokenized assets across different blockchains.

“Wormhole's multichain interoperability platform plays a crucial role in supporting the scalability of Centrifuge V3 by enabling full chain abstraction, allowing seamless fund administration and investment across any blockchain network,” Jeroen Offerijns, the CTO of Centrifuge, told The Defiant.

Offerijns added that by integrating Wormhole, Centrifuge ensures liquidity flows smoothly across different blockchains, while assets can be easily used within both decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols and traditional institutional platforms.

Centrifuge currently boasts a total value locked (TVL) of around $136.6 million and a market capitalization of $5.7 million at press time, according to DeFiLlama data — making it the 15th largest RWA protocol by TVL.

The company has raised a total of $27 million across five funding rounds, raising $15 million in its most recent round, led by ParaFi and Greenfield.

Tackling tokenization challengesA major obstacle to the growth of tokenized assets is the fragmented infrastructure, Offerijns explained. He noted that asset managers often face a mix of tools and vendors, with no standardization, unclear legal structures, and high smart contract risks.

“Managing compliance, fund operations, issuance, and investor servicing onchain is still a daunting challenge,” Offerijns explained. “On top of that, chain fragmentation forces investors to navigate multiple networks, wallets, and interfaces — which adds unnecessary friction and risk to their experience.”

To address these issues, Centrifuge V3 offers customizable tokenization rails using a modular stack of pre-built, audited, and tested smart contracts. “These contracts cover everything from compliance to asset management, issuance, and day-to-day operations,” Offerijns said. “Managers can launch tokenized products quickly and confidently, without needing to build or audit new infrastructure.”

Moreover, all fund data and accounting will be managed on a single chain, offering unified and transparent data, which Offerijns called crucial for institutional reporting and governance, adding:

“Centrifuge V3 also integrates with liquidity providers in the ecosystem to offer instant and near-instant liquidity for tokenized products — addressing another key institutional concern: the ability to exit positions when needed."Jeroen OfferijnsThe future of RWAsTokenized assets are rapidly emerging as one of the fastest-growing sectors in DeFi. According to RWA.xyz, the total onchain value of tokenized RWAs has reached over $20 billion, an 11% increase in just the past month. Additionally, the number of asset holders has grown by almost 6%, bringing the total to 95,455 at press time.

“As the industry matures, we’re seeing a shift from purely crypto-native collateral to tokenized RWAs like U.S. Treasuries, private credit, and real estate — assets that provide stability, yield, and diversification,” Offerijns said, noting that stablecoins are also increasingly backed by RWAs.

He explained that RWA aggregators now function as onchain savings accounts, and lending protocols are facilitating borrowing and lending against these tokenized assets. “But for RWAs to truly power DeFi at scale, they must be accessible, high-quality, and ubiquitous,” Offerijns emphasized.

While Centrifuge V3 is currently building infrastructure that aims to make tokenized RWAs more accessible today, the company’s long-term vision extends beyond just putting funds on-chain.

“We believe blockchain won’t just serve as a distribution layer, it will become the foundation for global capital markets,” Offerijns said. “It will unlock cross-border capital flows, broaden access to investment opportunities, and improve end-to-end processes through automation and operational efficiencies.”

Binance, the world’s leading crypto exchange, has announced the delisting of four digital currencies, including Monero (XMR), Multichain (MULTI), Vai (VAI), and Aragon (ANT). The decision to remove these tokens from the platform comes as part of Binance’s periodic review process.

According to the latest announcement, the delisting process is scheduled to take effect on February 20, 2024, at 03:00 a.m. UTC. Following this, all trading pairs associated with these tokens, including ANT/BTC, ANT/USDT, MULTI/USDT, USDT/VAI, XMR/BNB, XMR/BTC, XMR/ETH, and XMR/USDT, will cease to be available for trading. Additionally, deposits of these tokens will not be credited to user accounts after February 21, 2024. Moreover, withdrawals for these tokens will be not supported after May 20, 2024.

Why Did Binance Decide To Delist Monero, Multichain, Vai & Aragon? Binance’s decision to delist these tokens is guided by a comprehensive assessment of various factors. These include the commitment of the project teams, development activity, trading volume, network stability, public communication, responsiveness to due diligence requests, and contribution to a healthy crypto ecosystem. Any evidence of unethical conduct or negligence also weighs into the decision-making process.

Monero, known for its privacy features, has faced scrutiny from regulatory bodies due to its potential use in illicit activities. While it offers anonymity to users, this very feature has raised concerns among authorities regarding its susceptibility to use in money laundering and other illegal transactions.

Multichain, Vai, and Aragon, while not as widely recognized as Monero, have also failed to meet Binance’s standards in terms of development activity, trading volume, and network stability. The delisting of these tokens underscores the crypto exchange’s commitment to maintaining a trustworthy trading environment for its users.

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Implications Of Delisting In addition to the delisting of Monero, Multichain, Vai, and Aragon trading pairs from the spot market, Binance will also remove these pairs from its margin trading platform, futures trading, and various other services. This includes Binance Margin, Binance Futures, Binance Simple Earn, Binance Auto-Invest, Binance Loans, Binance Convert, Binance Gift Card, Binance Pay, and Trading Bots.

Despite the delisting, the CEX ensures that users’ funds are safeguarded. Any remaining balances in delisted tokens will be automatically converted into stablecoins on behalf of users. However, it’s important to note that the conversion is not guaranteed, and users will be notified before the process begins. The stablecoins will then be credited to user accounts after the conversion.

In response to the delisting announcement, users are advised to close any open positions and withdraw their assets in the above-mentioned trading pairs. In addition, they are advised to manage any associated products such as Simple Earn, Auto-Invest, Loans, Margin, Futures, Convert, Gift Cards, Pay, and Trading Bots before the stipulated deadlines to avoid any potential losses.

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