Abstract: A method for tokenizing assets via a blockchain-to-blockchain bridge may include: receiving a first instruction from a client to mint first tokens for a client asset; encumbering the client asset on a custody ledger; creating a balance of the first tokens on a first distributed ledger; receiving a second instruction to lock and mint the first tokens to a second distributed ledger as second tokens; receiving verification from a custodian that the first tokens are locked on a lock ledger for the custodian; instructing a blockchain bridge computer program to mint second tokens to a client address on the second distributed ledger; receiving a third instruction to return the second tokens to the first distributed ledger; executing a public burn of the second tokens on the second distributed ledger; and instructing the custodian to unlock the first tokens and move the first tokens to the first distributed ledger.

Abstract: A method may include: a broadcaster computer program generating, for participants in a network in a transaction, a commit, an audit token, and a proof of consistency; the broadcaster computer program broadcasting, the commits, the audit tokens, and the proofs of consistency for each participant to all participants in the network; the participant computer programs generating complimentary commits, complimentary audit tokens, complementary proofs of consistency, proofs of equivalency, and a proof of assets; the broadcaster computer program receiving from each of the participant computer programs, the proof of assets, the complimentary commit, the complimentary audit token, the complementary proof of consistency, and the proof of equivalency; the broadcaster computer program and/or the participant computer programs verifying, the proofs of assets, the proofs of balance, the proofs of consistency, and the proofs of equivalency; and the broadcaster computer program approving the transaction based on the verificati

Abstract: A method for tokenizing assets via a blockchain-to-blockchain bridge may include: receiving a first instruction from a client to mint first tokens for a client asset; encumbering the client asset on a custody ledger; creating a balance of the first tokens on a first distributed ledger; receiving a second instruction to lock and mint the first tokens to a second distributed ledger as second tokens; receiving verification from a custodian that the first tokens are locked on a lock ledger for the custodian; instructing a blockchain bridge computer program to mint second tokens to a client address on the second distributed ledger; receiving a third instruction to return the second tokens to the first distributed ledger; executing a public burn of the second tokens on the second distributed ledger; and instructing the custodian to unlock the first tokens and move the first tokens to the first distributed ledger.