Redbelly Network

The Redbelly Network is an Australian Layer 1 blockchain designed for high-throughput, regulated financial applications.

As a conditionally selected participant in Project Acacia, Redbelly is contributing technical infrastructure and research into digital settlement mechanisms and scalable blockchain-based models for tokenised asset markets.

Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA)

The Reserve Bank of Australia is Australia’s central bank and is responsible for monetary policy, financial system stability, and issuing the nation’s currency.

The RBA is leading Project Acacia in collaboration with the DFCRC to explore how digital money and supporting infrastructure could enable wholesale tokenised asset markets. The RBA does not endorse any participants or technologies involved in the project.

Digital Finance Cooperative Research Centre (DFCRC)

The DFCRC is a public-private research organisation focused on the transformation of financial markets through collaborative innovation in digital finance.

In Project Acacia, the DFCRC is co-leading the design and delivery of the research program alongside the RBA, coordinating input from industry participants across a range of real-world use cases.

Fireblocks

Fireblocks is a global digital asset custody and transfer platform serving institutional clients with secure wallet infrastructure and token management tools.

Within Project Acacia, Fireblocks is contributing digital asset custody and security tooling to support research into safe and compliant transaction workflows.

ANZ Bank

ANZ is one of Australia’s largest financial institutions, providing banking and financial services across the Asia-Pacific region.

ANZ is participating in Project Acacia by contributing its A$DC stablecoin to help test settlement processes and real-time digital currency use in wholesale financial transactions.

AMAL Trustees

AMAL Trustees is a specialist provider of independent trustee and fiduciary services in financial markets.

In Project Acacia, AMAL is supporting the exploration of tokenised financial instruments by providing fiduciary oversight and compliance structures for selected use cases.

PAID

PAID is a Web3 platform focused on the compliant tokenisation of real-world assets across sectors including carbon, commodities, and capital markets.

As a Project Acacia participant, PAID is testing use cases that involve regulated asset issuance and transfer under KYC/AML frameworks.

Australian Bond Exchange (ABE)

ABE is a fixed-income trading platform enabling retail and institutional access to Australian government and corporate bonds.

Through Project Acacia, ABE is contributing tokenisation use cases focused on public debt markets, helping to explore the role of digital infrastructure in regulated bond issuance and settlement.