FQX's Benedikt Schuppli on On-Chain Corporate Debt

FQX issues corporate debt on-chain using blockchain-native eNotes. Co-founder Benedikt Schuppli explains how programmable debt instruments could rebuild how companies fund themselves. With Jörn “Joe” Menninger.

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Why this matters for blockchain: Debt markets are vast and still largely analog — prime territory for blockchain. FQX's eNotes show how on-chain, programmable debt could reshape corporate funding and settlement.

In this episode, we cover:

• How FQX issues corporate debt on-chain
• What blockchain-native eNotes are
• Benedikt Schuppli on programmable debt instruments
• Why debt markets are ripe for on-chain rails
• What it means for corporate funding

Related blockchain episodes: Cashlink's Michael Duttlinger on Tokenized Securities · Kadena's Annelise Osborne on On-Chain Finance

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