The UK Regulated Liability Network hackathon challenged financial institutions and technology providers to demonstrate how regulated digital money could interoperate across different network architectures. The initiative focused on bridging the gap between emerging tokenized asset networks and the RLN payment infrastructure built on Corda.

The solution needed to demonstrate that confidential tokenized assets and payments could flow seamlessly between an EVM-based bond network and the Corda-based RLN money network, meeting enterprise confidentiality requirements while preserving the composability and programmability that makes tokenized settlement compelling.

Kaleido used Digital Assets Studio to orchestrate interoperable flows between an EVM-based bond network and RLN money, leveraging ERC standards for tokenized assets. Paladin was used to deliver full privacy for cash and bond transactions, meeting enterprise confidentiality requirements. The demo showed how financial institutions can combine RLN money with confidential ERC-20 and ERC-1400 assets to enable instant, private settlement, highlighting the power of composability between private and public chain ecosystems.