TechFlow news, April 23 — According to a U.S. SEC filing, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) Crypto Task Force met with El Salvador’s National Committee for Digital Assets (CNAD) on April 22 to discuss establishing a cross-border regulatory sandbox.
The proposal includes two pilot projects: first, real estate tokenization under CNAD regulation, with U.S.-licensed broker-dealers partnering with CNAD-licensed tokenization firms to offer investors tokenized shares in Salvadoran real estate; second, fundraising via tokenization, similar to the crowdfunding model permitted by the SEC. The initiative aims to provide the SEC with real-time data to evaluate and refine its digital asset regulatory framework.
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