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SODA MIT Crosschain Interop WG

Industry Initiatives

Overview

Initiative Name

SODA-MIT WG

Organization

Community Driven

Type

Standard

Description

Interoperability Framework for Digital Assets (IFFRA).

Ecosystem

Agnostic

Public Participants

SODA

MIT

Other confirmed confidential participants

Link

The SODA-MIT Interoperability Framework for Digital Assets (IFFRA) is an open standard framework conceived by the SODA and MIT. It outlines the principles for interoperable assets, data transfer and access rights across various platforms. The goal of IFFRA is to enable interoperability across different distributed ledger technology (DLT) systems for digital asset issuance and usage. At its core, IFFRA consists of a set of technical design principles that outline high-level requirements to achieve interoperability. These principles cover the unique identification of subjects, objects, actions, and states; persistence and referenceability; state safety through ACID properties; and bounded trust within and across DLT systems.

It is important to note that IFFRA is currently under development. The group also initiated work on a set of APIs enabling crosschain interoperability for CBDC use cases.

Organizations dealing with regulated digital assets or CBDC should consider staying up to date and monitoring the evolution and updates of the SODA-MIT IFFRA specification.

Analysis

Scope and Purpose

Target Audience

DLT developers, Architects, Industry Professionals, and Regulatory Authorities.

Coverage

Highl-level technical principles for interoperability of digital assets across DLTs.

Technical Aspects

Architecture

Interoperability

Provides principles for enabling interoperability for digital asset issuance and usage across DLTs

Security Measures

Adoption and Implementation

Vendor-agnostic Reference Implementation

N/A

Current Adopters/Vendors Implementations

None

Case Studies

None

Ease of Implementation

Governance and Update Mechanism

Oversight Body

SODA-MIT WG

Update Mechanism

Community driven process

Strengths and Weaknesses

Advantages

Challenges

Compatibility and Integration

Inter-standard Compatibility

Extensibility

Community and Support

Community Engagement

Support Channels

Future Roadmap

Next Step

Long-term Vision

Comparative Analysis

Comparative Analysis

Enables cross-DLT interoperability specifically for digital assets.

Reviewer

We have contacted or we will contact the proposed reviewer.

Proposed reviewer: Chris Ostrowski, CEO SODA

Review status: Not started.

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