The post Canary’s SEI ETF Hits Key Milestone With DTCC Listing appeared com. The Canary Staked SEI exchange-traded fund ETF has been officially registered on the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) platform. The listing does not constitute approval by the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Nonetheless, it is a significant operational milestone and is often viewed as a positive sign. Sponsored Sponsored Canary’s Staked SEI ETF Joins DTCC List According to DTCC records, the product currently appears under the “active and pre-launch” category. This classification indicates that the ETF is technically set up for future electronic trading and clearing, pending approval by the SEC. Canary’s Staked SEI ETF on the DTCC List. However, the listing is a standard step in the ETF deployment process, often interpreted by market participants as a sign of issuer confidence. “DTCC handles the behind-the-scenes clearing and settling for most US stocks and ETFs. Meaning this puts the SEI ETF into the usual pipeline before it shows up on brokerage platforms. Once the market sentiment turns around, SEI is going to be a big runner,” an analyst noted. Canary Capital filed an S-1 earlier this year to introduce a staked SEI ETF. At the time, the SEC maintained a cautious stance toward staking mechanisms within exchange-traded products. The regulatory outlook has shifted now. BeInCrypto reported that the US Treasury and Internal Revenue Service issued Revenue Procedure 2025-31, establishing a clear safe-harbor framework for crypto ETFs and trusts wishing to engage in staking and distribute rewards to investors. This procedure mandates strict conditions, including holding only one type of digital asset plus cash, using qualified custodians for key management, maintaining SEC-approved liquidity policies, and limiting activities to holding, staking, and redeeming.