Centrifuge says institutional integrations are expanding across Coinbase, Kraken and OKX
Centrifuge said its institutional integrations are expanding, with a new update pointing to several distribution and custody links across major crypto and tokenization venues. The company listed Coinbase as preferred tokenization infrastructure, said Kraken has added custody integration for JAAA, and said OKX now provides access to deJTRSY and deJAAA on XLayer.
Tokenization only becomes valuable when it connects to the infrastructure people already use.
Custody, exchanges, institutional APIs, fintechs, and applications.
Over the past few months:
– @coinbase selected Centrifuge as a Preferred Tokenization Infrastructure
– @KrakenInsto…— Centrifuge (@centrifuge) August 11, 2026
The post on Centrifuge’s official account also pointed to integrations with Ground and Compass Labs. Centrifuge did not frame the update as a product launch, but rather as a broader expansion of institutional access around its tokenized asset stack.
What the update actually adds
Among the details Centrifuge highlighted, the most concrete changes were the integration points themselves: Kraken custody support for JAAA, OKX access to deJTRSY and deJAAA on XLayer, and additional connectivity through Compass Labs and Ground. The company’s wording suggests these are separate access channels rather than a single bundled rollout.
JAAA is one of Centrifuge’s tokenized products, while deJTRSY and deJAAA appear in the update as assets available through OKX on XLayer. Centrifuge’s official newsroom page also lists recent institutional partnerships, including Coinbase, Kraken, NYLIM, Ethena and M0, which supports the view that the project has been building out a wider network of counterparties around tokenized offerings.
The update does not spell out usage figures, rollout timelines or commercial terms for the integrations. It also does not indicate that the new access points are immediately changing how all users interact with the products. For now, the clearest takeaway is that Centrifuge is extending the set of firms and venues able to support its tokenized asset infrastructure.
That matters most in the context of institutional distribution. In tokenization markets, integrations with exchanges, custody providers and infrastructure partners can be more important than headline announcements alone, because they determine where products can actually be held, accessed or routed. Centrifuge’s latest post indicates that this layer is continuing to widen.
