Axiology Granted Market Identifier Code (MIC)

Axiology has been officially assigned its Market Identifier Code (MIC), AXIO, by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). The allocation of this code marks a significant milestone in Axiology’s development as a recognised and trusted capital markets infrastructure provider. 

A MIC is a four-character alphanumeric identifier defined under ISO 10383. It is used worldwide to identify exchanges, trading platforms, and market infrastructure providers in regulatory reporting, post-trade settlement, and market data dissemination. With the assignment of AXIO, Axiology is formally registered in ISO’s international directory of market identifiers, ensuring that institutions and partners can reliably identify and interact with its market infrastructure. 

“Receiving our dedicated MIC reflects Axiology’s commitment to international standards and reinforces our credibility in the global financial ecosystem,” said Algirdas Neciunskas, Chief Operations Officer at Axiology. “It enables us to operate with greater transparency and efficiency while supporting the seamless integration of traditional and tokenised financial markets.” 

This recognition strengthens Axiology’s position as a trusted participant in the evolving capital markets landscape and demonstrates the company’s ongoing focus on transparency, compliance, and operational excellence. The MIC assignment aligns with Axiology’s broader strategy to expand its DLT-based services and reinforce confidence among investors, issuers, and market participants. 

This marks the second ISO certification Axiology has achieved, following the ISO 27001 certification for information security management, which underscores the company’s commitment to safeguarding client data, mitigating cyber risks, and maintaining operational resilience. 

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About Axiology:  

Axiology delivers integrated capital markets infrastructure for the issuance, custody, trading, and settlement of securities using distributed ledger technology (DLT). By consolidating these functions, it reduces reliance on intermediaries, lowers costs, and streamlines fixed-income issuance, while functioning as a cross-border CSD to address Europe’s capital market fragmentation.