TitleChain Foundation · Public regulatory record
The SEC is now considering two related pieces of market infrastructure at the same time: how securities ownership and transfers are recorded, and how crypto assets are held.
TitleChain Foundation has submitted comments in both proceedings because the same question now runs through each:
Who has custody, who has control, who has authority, and which record establishes legally recognized ownership?
A wallet can identify an address. A private key can make a transaction technically possible. Neither, standing alone, establishes that the person or machine using it has the legal right to transfer the asset.
The Foundation's work focuses on the evidence connecting those layers while preserving the responsibilities of issuers, transfer agents, custodians, advisers and other regulated entities.
Last verified: Nov. 6, 2026. Publication of a comment does not imply SEC endorsement, acceptance, review or approval.
SEC proposal
The SEC proposes modernization of transfer-agent records, communications and securities infrastructure.
SEC rulemaking source · SEC received comments · SEC press release
Submitted Sept. 5, 2026
Posted on SEC.gov
Master Securityholder File, electronic and distributed-ledger records, transfer authority, signer eligibility, credential-bound participants, open standards and human accountability.
Submitted Sept. 23, 2026
Submitted Sept. 23, 2026 — SEC posting pending
Questions 80–89, authoritative records, reconstructable authority and failure/recovery evidence.
Submitted Oct. 3, 2026
Posted on SEC.gov
Custody versus ownership, cryptographic control, legal authority, authoritative securityholder records, transfer-agent custody and automation.
SEC proposal
The SEC proposes a tailored custody framework for covered crypto assets held by advisers and regulated funds, including state trust companies and limited adviser self-custody subject to conditions.
SEC rulemaking source · SEC received comments · SEC press release
Submitted Oct. 3, 2026
Posted on SEC.gov
State trust companies, limited adviser self-custody, key control, transfer agents, uncertificated digital securities and software/AI transaction authority.
The Oct. 3 filings extend the original record; they do not supersede the Sept. 5 comment. The existing Sept. 23 submission is also retained.
The SEC proposes modernization of transfer-agent records, communications and securities infrastructure.
Proposed rule
Master Securityholder File, electronic and distributed-ledger records, transfer authority, signer eligibility, credential-bound participants, open standards and human accountability.
Posted on SEC.gov
Questions 80–89, authoritative records, reconstructable authority and failure/recovery evidence.
Submitted Sept. 23, 2026 — SEC posting pending
The SEC proposes a tailored custody framework for covered crypto assets held by advisers and regulated funds, including state trust companies and limited adviser self-custody subject to conditions.
Proposed rule
Custody versus ownership, cryptographic control, legal authority, authoritative securityholder records, transfer-agent custody and automation.
Posted on SEC.gov
State trust companies, limited adviser self-custody, key control, transfer agents, uncertificated digital securities and software/AI transaction authority.
Posted on SEC.gov
Foundation assessment
When TitleChain Foundation filed its original transfer-agent comment on Sept. 5, the Commission was considering how a decades-old transfer-agent framework should operate in an electronic and blockchain-enabled market. On Oct. 1, the SEC opened a second proceeding addressing custody of crypto assets.
That matters because custody introduces another layer of control into the transaction. The custodian may hold the key. The adviser may have authority to act for the client. The transfer agent may maintain the securityholder record. The blockchain may record the transaction. A software agent may execute it. Those facts can all be true at the same time.
The regulatory system therefore needs a way to establish not merely that a transaction occurred, but who had authority to cause it and what legally recognized ownership state resulted.
A private key establishes an ability to act; it does not, standing alone, establish the legal right to act.
Custody should protect the asset. It should not become the source of legal authority over the asset.
The Foundation supports open, interoperable, implementation-neutral infrastructure. A transfer agent's authoritative securityholder record remains relevant to digital securities. Custody and transaction systems should exchange verifiable evidence while preserving each regulated entity's responsibility for its legally authoritative records.
Digitizing a security should make these relationships more verifiable, not erase them.
In the SEC proposal, adviser self-custody refers to a limited circumstance in which the investment adviser itself safeguards client crypto assets or associated key material rather than relying on an outside permitted custodian. It is proposed as a regulated fallback subject to conditions and controls.
It does not mean that possession of a private key creates ownership. It also does not mean that ordinary investor self-custody is being defined as investment-adviser custody.
A security that is not represented by a physical paper certificate. Ownership is instead reflected in the issuer's or transfer agent's official records. The custody proceeding raises questions involving transfer agents and uncertificated digital securities.
As software becomes capable of initiating and executing financial transactions, technical access should not become a substitute for legal authority. A machine may execute an authorized instruction. It should not create the authority on which that instruction depends.
Authority should originate with an accountable human or legal entity and be capable of being:
This is consistent with the Foundation's existing human-principal architecture.
The SEC is now modernizing both sides of the digital securities equation: who owns and transfers the asset, and who is permitted to hold the keys. The unresolved bridge is authority.
M5 AI Sovereign Commons · Public Research Feed
Transfer Agent Rules · File No. S7-2026-30
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| Nov. 5, 2026 | WhyDRS | Public Comment | AUTOMATED SIGNAL SCAN — NOT HUMAN REVIEWED Accountable authority and authoritative records, Correction, reconciliation, and legal orders, Digital assets and distributed ledgers, Identity, credentials, and access, Security, resilience, and operational risk, Implementation burden and proportionality Automated signal scan detected language associated with: Accountable authority and authoritative records, Correction, reconciliation, and legal orders, Digital assets and distributed ledgers, Identity, credentials, and access, Security, resilience, and operational risk, Implementation burden and proportionality. This identifies possible review topics; it does not characterize the commenter's position. | 3b14715c2d5e… | Open exact SEC filing |
| Nov. 4, 2026 | Anonymous | Public Comment | AUTOMATED SIGNAL SCAN — NOT HUMAN REVIEWED No configured signals detected No configured topic signals were detected. This does not mean the filing lacks substantive issues. | 997bc0228ad2… | Open exact SEC filing |
| Nov. 4, 2026 | Gail C. Bernstein, General Counsel and Head of Public Policy, and Sarah A. Buescher, Special Counsel, Investment Adviser Association | Public Comment | AUTOMATED SIGNAL SCAN — NOT HUMAN REVIEWED Accountable authority and authoritative records, Identity, credentials, and access, Implementation burden and proportionality Automated signal scan detected language associated with: Accountable authority and authoritative records, Identity, credentials, and access, Implementation burden and proportionality. This identifies possible review topics; it does not characterize the commenter's position. | 26bc1aff5f6f… | Open exact SEC filing |
| Nov. 4, 2026 | LODAS Transfer, LLC | Public Comment | AUTOMATED SIGNAL SCAN — NOT HUMAN REVIEWED Accountable authority and authoritative records, Correction, reconciliation, and legal orders, Digital assets and distributed ledgers, Identity, credentials, and access, Portability, succession, and interoperability, Security, resilience, and operational risk, Implementation burden and proportionality Automated signal scan detected language associated with: Accountable authority and authoritative records, Correction, reconciliation, and legal orders, Digital assets and distributed ledgers, Identity, credentials, and access, Portability, succession, and interoperability, Security, resilience, and operational risk, Implementation burden and proportionality. This identifies possible review topics; it does not characterize the commenter's position. | 629bb1fda66d… | Open exact SEC filing |
| Nov. 4, 2026 | Russell Klein | Public Comment | AUTOMATED SIGNAL SCAN — NOT HUMAN REVIEWED Accountable authority and authoritative records, Correction, reconciliation, and legal orders, Digital assets and distributed ledgers, Identity, credentials, and access, Portability, succession, and interoperability, Security, resilience, and operational risk Automated signal scan detected language associated with: Accountable authority and authoritative records, Correction, reconciliation, and legal orders, Digital assets and distributed ledgers, Identity, credentials, and access, Portability, succession, and interoperability, Security, resilience, and operational risk. This identifies possible review topics; it does not characterize the commenter's position. | ef40183c929c… | Open exact SEC filing |
| Nov. 4, 2026 | Stan Monlux | Public Comment | AUTOMATED SIGNAL SCAN — NOT HUMAN REVIEWED Accountable authority and authoritative records, Correction, reconciliation, and legal orders, Digital assets and distributed ledgers, Identity, credentials, and access, Security, resilience, and operational risk, Implementation burden and proportionality Automated signal scan detected language associated with: Accountable authority and authoritative records, Correction, reconciliation, and legal orders, Digital assets and distributed ledgers, Identity, credentials, and access, Security, resilience, and operational risk, Implementation burden and proportionality. This identifies possible review topics; it does not characterize the commenter's position. | a6740728a7c1… | Open exact SEC filing |
| Nov. 4, 2026 | Steven Nelson, Continental Stock Transfer & Trust Company, President & Chairman | Public Comment | NO MACHINE-READABLE TEXT — NEEDS HUMAN REVIEW No configured signals detected The official filing has no machine-readable text (it may be a scanned image), so no automated scan was run. Open the exact SEC filing to read it. | 2f0fe6662826… | Open exact SEC filing |
| Nov. 3, 2026 | Adriana Ennab, Executive Director, Head of Global Policy & Regulation, Global Digital Finance | Public Comment | AUTOMATED SIGNAL SCAN — NOT HUMAN REVIEWED Accountable authority and authoritative records, Correction, reconciliation, and legal orders, Digital assets and distributed ledgers, Identity, credentials, and access, Portability, succession, and interoperability, Security, resilience, and operational risk, Implementation burden and proportionality Automated signal scan detected language associated with: Accountable authority and authoritative records, Correction, reconciliation, and legal orders, Digital assets and distributed ledgers, Identity, credentials, and access, Portability, succession, and interoperability, Security, resilience, and operational risk, Implementation burden and proportionality. This identifies possible review topics; it does not characterize the commenter's position. | 858830d33704… | Open exact SEC filing |
| Nov. 3, 2026 | Alec Snelling | Public Comment | AUTOMATED SIGNAL SCAN — NOT HUMAN REVIEWED Accountable authority and authoritative records, Correction, reconciliation, and legal orders, Identity, credentials, and access Automated signal scan detected language associated with: Accountable authority and authoritative records, Correction, reconciliation, and legal orders, Identity, credentials, and access. This identifies possible review topics; it does not characterize the commenter's position. | 9b056e0d895d… | Open exact SEC filing |
| Nov. 3, 2026 | Ann Bowering CEO, Issuer Services - North America and Paul A. Conn President, Global Capital Markets, Computershare | Public Comment | AUTOMATED SIGNAL SCAN — NOT HUMAN REVIEWED Accountable authority and authoritative records, Correction, reconciliation, and legal orders, Digital assets and distributed ledgers, Identity, credentials, and access, Portability, succession, and interoperability, Security, resilience, and operational risk, Implementation burden and proportionality Automated signal scan detected language associated with: Accountable authority and authoritative records, Correction, reconciliation, and legal orders, Digital assets and distributed ledgers, Identity, credentials, and access, Portability, succession, and interoperability, Security, resilience, and operational risk, Implementation burden and proportionality. This identifies possible review topics; it does not characterize the commenter's position. | e8d046634d95… | Open exact SEC filing |
| Nov. 3, 2026 | Anthony M. Seiffert , Chief Compliance Officer, American Funds Service Company; The Capital Group Companies, Inc.; Joshua R. Diggs, Secretary, American Funds Service Company; Timothy W. McHale, Chairman, American Funds Service Company | Public Comment | AUTOMATED SIGNAL SCAN — NOT HUMAN REVIEWED Accountable authority and authoritative records, Digital assets and distributed ledgers, Identity, credentials, and access, Portability, succession, and interoperability, Implementation burden and proportionality Automated signal scan detected language associated with: Accountable authority and authoritative records, Digital assets and distributed ledgers, Identity, credentials, and access, Portability, succession, and interoperability, Implementation burden and proportionality. This identifies possible review topics; it does not characterize the commenter's position. | ff3c919b0820… | Open exact SEC filing |
| Nov. 3, 2026 | Anthony Macchiarulo, Anthony Macchiarulo Vice President, Financial Services Operations & Assistant General Counsel, SIFMA; Stephen Byron, Managing Director, Head of Operations, Technology, Cyber & BCP, SIFMA; Charles DeSimone, Managing Director, Deputy Head of Operations, Technology, & BCP, SIFMA | Public Comment | AUTOMATED SIGNAL SCAN — NOT HUMAN REVIEWED Accountable authority and authoritative records, Digital assets and distributed ledgers, Identity, credentials, and access, Security, resilience, and operational risk, Implementation burden and proportionality Automated signal scan detected language associated with: Accountable authority and authoritative records, Digital assets and distributed ledgers, Identity, credentials, and access, Security, resilience, and operational risk, Implementation burden and proportionality. This identifies possible review topics; it does not characterize the commenter's position. | 2439b5f1369c… | Open exact SEC filing |
| Nov. 3, 2026 | Ashok Pinto, Executive Vice President, Legal and Government Relations, The Blockchain Association; Jack Solowey, Senior Counsel, Policy and Regulatory Affairs , The Blockchain Association | Public Comment | AUTOMATED SIGNAL SCAN — NOT HUMAN REVIEWED Accountable authority and authoritative records, Correction, reconciliation, and legal orders, Digital assets and distributed ledgers, Identity, credentials, and access, Portability, succession, and interoperability, Security, resilience, and operational risk, Implementation burden and proportionality Automated signal scan detected language associated with: Accountable authority and authoritative records, Correction, reconciliation, and legal orders, Digital assets and distributed ledgers, Identity, credentials, and access, Portability, succession, and interoperability, Security, resilience, and operational risk, Implementation burden and proportionality. This identifies possible review topics; it does not characterize the commenter's position. | dc818f71fa56… | Open exact SEC filing |
| Nov. 3, 2026 | Benjamin L. Schiffrin, Director of Securities Policy, Better Markets | Public Comment | AUTOMATED SIGNAL SCAN — NOT HUMAN REVIEWED Accountable authority and authoritative records, Digital assets and distributed ledgers, Identity, credentials, and access, Security, resilience, and operational risk Automated signal scan detected language associated with: Accountable authority and authoritative records, Digital assets and distributed ledgers, Identity, credentials, and access, Security, resilience, and operational risk. This identifies possible review topics; it does not characterize the commenter's position. | b30e01e41710… | Open exact SEC filing |
| Nov. 3, 2026 | Brian Crist, Chief Legal Officer and Corporate Secretary, Figure Technology Solutions, Inc., Billy Miller, Chief Operating Officer, Securitize, Inc., David L. Becker, General Counsel, Equiniti Trust Company, LLC, Salman Banaei, General Counsel, Plume (Kimber Labs Inc. and Kimber Transfer Agency LLC), and Eli Cohen, Chief Legal Officer, Centrifuge | Public Comment | AUTOMATED SIGNAL SCAN — NOT HUMAN REVIEWED Accountable authority and authoritative records, Correction, reconciliation, and legal orders, Digital assets and distributed ledgers, Identity, credentials, and access, Implementation burden and proportionality Automated signal scan detected language associated with: Accountable authority and authoritative records, Correction, reconciliation, and legal orders, Digital assets and distributed ledgers, Identity, credentials, and access, Implementation burden and proportionality. This identifies possible review topics; it does not characterize the commenter's position. | 89f278b8d7ae… | Open exact SEC filing |
| Nov. 3, 2026 | Candace Kelly, Chief Legal and Policy Officer, Stellar Development Foundation | Public Comment | AUTOMATED SIGNAL SCAN — NOT HUMAN REVIEWED Accountable authority and authoritative records, Correction, reconciliation, and legal orders, Digital assets and distributed ledgers, Identity, credentials, and access, Security, resilience, and operational risk Automated signal scan detected language associated with: Accountable authority and authoritative records, Correction, reconciliation, and legal orders, Digital assets and distributed ledgers, Identity, credentials, and access, Security, resilience, and operational risk. This identifies possible review topics; it does not characterize the commenter's position. | 4db6c520e6b2… | Open exact SEC filing |
| Nov. 3, 2026 | Carl T. Hagberg, Chairman, CEO, Hagberg and Associates | Public Comment | AUTOMATED SIGNAL SCAN — NOT HUMAN REVIEWED Digital assets and distributed ledgers, Security, resilience, and operational risk Automated signal scan detected language associated with: Digital assets and distributed ledgers, Security, resilience, and operational risk. This identifies possible review topics; it does not characterize the commenter's position. | 9c16d1a3cc02… | Open exact SEC filing |
| Nov. 3, 2026 | Carol Nguyen, Chief Executive Officer, Efficiency INC. | Public Comment | AUTOMATED SIGNAL SCAN — NOT HUMAN REVIEWED Accountable authority and authoritative records, Correction, reconciliation, and legal orders, Digital assets and distributed ledgers, Identity, credentials, and access, Portability, succession, and interoperability, Security, resilience, and operational risk, Implementation burden and proportionality Automated signal scan detected language associated with: Accountable authority and authoritative records, Correction, reconciliation, and legal orders, Digital assets and distributed ledgers, Identity, credentials, and access, Portability, succession, and interoperability, Security, resilience, and operational risk, Implementation burden and proportionality. This identifies possible review topics; it does not characterize the commenter's position. | f4515fa6a902… | Open exact SEC filing |
| Nov. 3, 2026 | Charles V. Callan, SVP Regulatory Affairs, Broadridge Financial Services, Inc. | Public Comment | AUTOMATED SIGNAL SCAN — NOT HUMAN REVIEWED Accountable authority and authoritative records, Identity, credentials, and access Automated signal scan detected language associated with: Accountable authority and authoritative records, Identity, credentials, and access. This identifies possible review topics; it does not characterize the commenter's position. | d45b3f803fd4… | Open exact SEC filing |
| Nov. 3, 2026 | Christal Fenton, Deputy General Counsel, Ascensus College Savings Recordkeeping Services, LLC | Public Comment | AUTOMATED SIGNAL SCAN — NOT HUMAN REVIEWED Identity, credentials, and access, Implementation burden and proportionality Automated signal scan detected language associated with: Identity, credentials, and access, Implementation burden and proportionality. This identifies possible review topics; it does not characterize the commenter's position. | 27c1fb792c0d… | Open exact SEC filing |
| Nov. 3, 2026 | Christine Parker, Deputy General Counsel, Product, and Corey Then, Deputy General Counsel, Regulatory Strategy and Global Policy, Circle Internet Group | Public Comment | AUTOMATED SIGNAL SCAN — NOT HUMAN REVIEWED Correction, reconciliation, and legal orders, Digital assets and distributed ledgers, Identity, credentials, and access, Portability, succession, and interoperability Automated signal scan detected language associated with: Correction, reconciliation, and legal orders, Digital assets and distributed ledgers, Identity, credentials, and access, Portability, succession, and interoperability. This identifies possible review topics; it does not characterize the commenter's position. | 158846c8ff62… | Open exact SEC filing |
| Nov. 3, 2026 | ClearTrust, LLC | Public Comment | AUTOMATED SIGNAL SCAN — NOT HUMAN REVIEWED Accountable authority and authoritative records, Correction, reconciliation, and legal orders, Identity, credentials, and access, Portability, succession, and interoperability, Security, resilience, and operational risk, Implementation burden and proportionality Automated signal scan detected language associated with: Accountable authority and authoritative records, Correction, reconciliation, and legal orders, Identity, credentials, and access, Portability, succession, and interoperability, Security, resilience, and operational risk, Implementation burden and proportionality. This identifies possible review topics; it does not characterize the commenter's position. | 055b02199a53… | Open exact SEC filing |
| Nov. 3, 2026 | Coinbase Global, Inc. | Public Comment | AUTOMATED SIGNAL SCAN — NOT HUMAN REVIEWED Correction, reconciliation, and legal orders, Digital assets and distributed ledgers, Identity, credentials, and access Automated signal scan detected language associated with: Correction, reconciliation, and legal orders, Digital assets and distributed ledgers, Identity, credentials, and access. This identifies possible review topics; it does not characterize the commenter's position. | a6518b1b588e… | Open exact SEC filing |
| Nov. 3, 2026 | Crypto Council for Innovation | Public Comment | AUTOMATED SIGNAL SCAN — NOT HUMAN REVIEWED Accountable authority and authoritative records, Correction, reconciliation, and legal orders, Digital assets and distributed ledgers, Identity, credentials, and access, Portability, succession, and interoperability, Security, resilience, and operational risk, Implementation burden and proportionality Automated signal scan detected language associated with: Accountable authority and authoritative records, Correction, reconciliation, and legal orders, Digital assets and distributed ledgers, Identity, credentials, and access, Portability, succession, and interoperability, Security, resilience, and operational risk, Implementation burden and proportionality. This identifies possible review topics; it does not characterize the commenter's position. | b5e74201692d… | Open exact SEC filing |
| Nov. 3, 2026 | Dale Baker, Vice President, Trust Policy | Public Comment | AUTOMATED SIGNAL SCAN — NOT HUMAN REVIEWED Implementation burden and proportionality Automated signal scan detected language associated with: Implementation burden and proportionality. This identifies possible review topics; it does not characterize the commenter's position. | e72bde1f0017… | Open exact SEC filing |
| Nov. 3, 2026 | Dallin Merrill, Head of Policy, Structured Finance Association | Public Comment | AUTOMATED SIGNAL SCAN — NOT HUMAN REVIEWED Accountable authority and authoritative records, Digital assets and distributed ledgers, Identity, credentials, and access, Security, resilience, and operational risk, Implementation burden and proportionality Automated signal scan detected language associated with: Accountable authority and authoritative records, Digital assets and distributed ledgers, Identity, credentials, and access, Security, resilience, and operational risk, Implementation burden and proportionality. This identifies possible review topics; it does not characterize the commenter's position. | 526a9f0d1567… | Open exact SEC filing |
| Nov. 3, 2026 | Dave L. Young, State Treasurer, Colorado | Public Comment | AUTOMATED SIGNAL SCAN — NOT HUMAN REVIEWED Accountable authority and authoritative records, Digital assets and distributed ledgers, Identity, credentials, and access, Portability, succession, and interoperability, Security, resilience, and operational risk Automated signal scan detected language associated with: Accountable authority and authoritative records, Digital assets and distributed ledgers, Identity, credentials, and access, Portability, succession, and interoperability, Security, resilience, and operational risk. This identifies possible review topics; it does not characterize the commenter's position. | 307e96f8d451… | Open exact SEC filing |
| Nov. 3, 2026 | David Crandall, VP, Chief Compliance Officer & Corporate Secretary, Royal Gold, Inc. | Public Comment | AUTOMATED SIGNAL SCAN — NOT HUMAN REVIEWED No configured signals detected No configured topic signals were detected. This does not mean the filing lacks substantive issues. | 7195582a93b3… | Open exact SEC filing |
| Nov. 3, 2026 | David McRae, State Treasurer, Mississippi | Public Comment | AUTOMATED SIGNAL SCAN — NOT HUMAN REVIEWED Accountable authority and authoritative records, Digital assets and distributed ledgers, Identity, credentials, and access, Portability, succession, and interoperability, Security, resilience, and operational risk Automated signal scan detected language associated with: Accountable authority and authoritative records, Digital assets and distributed ledgers, Identity, credentials, and access, Portability, succession, and interoperability, Security, resilience, and operational risk. This identifies possible review topics; it does not characterize the commenter's position. | 6b4bd7554f75… | Open exact SEC filing |
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