Introduction
Cocoon is purpose-built for institutional finance workflows that demand simultaneous compliance, privacy, and programmable settlement. Rather than adapting a general-purpose chain to financial regulation, Cocoon's architecture — permissioned tokens, confidential cash, on-chain identity, and ZK-verified state — was designed from first principles around the problems institutions actually face.
The three use cases documented in this section represent the core application of Cocoon's technology stack. Each combines ERC-3643 regulated tokens, DBC Digital Bearer Certificates for private settlement, and OnchainID-based compliance into a coherent end-to-end flow. Where traditional market infrastructure requires batched overnight settlement, manual KYC checks, and opaque ledgers shared with intermediaries, Cocoon replaces each layer with a verifiable, privacy-preserving, and programmable equivalent.
These use cases are at different stages of development. The Tokenized Money Market Fund is available today as a production-ready product. Intraday Repo & Collateral Management and Cross-Border Payments are under active development, building on the same identity and settlement primitives already deployed for the MMF.
Use Case Overview
Tokenized Money Market Fund
On-chain fund share issuance with compliant transfer, atomic DVP subscription/redemption, and encrypted reporting
Available
Intraday Repo & Collateral Management
Same-day bilateral repo with tokenized bond collateral, DBC cash advance, and atomic DVP unwind
In Development
Cross-Border Payments
Private cross-chain DBC settlement with FX oracle pricing and dual-jurisdiction KYC/AML compliance
In Development
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