How to choose the right blockchain infrastructure for tokenized deposits?
Tokenized deposits have passed the proof-of-concept phase. Banks now know they can put deposits on a blockchain. We now have enough precedents for tokenized deposits to be used as a valid payment rail globally. But the critical challenge is selecting the production infrastructure. The decision is not easy because tokenized deposits will still be the […]
Why Banks Need to Tokenize Deposits? Who Benefits?
Banks power the digital economy, but much of the money movement behind them still runs on legacy rails. Slower payments, higher consumer costs, and trapped liquidity have created room for fintechs and stablecoin issuers to offer faster alternatives. But banks cannot simply rip out their core systems and rebuild from zero. Tokenized deposits give them […]
What If You Build A Stablecoin Payment Platform For The Wrong Market In 2026?
In 2026, the biggest risk in stablecoin payments may not be regulation or infrastructure but targeting the wrong market. But the problem with multiple enterprises thinking of building around stablecoins is that they think they are native to the Web 3 and DeFi space. But the reality is way different. For example, as per the […]
What Is Driving the Massive Fintech Push Into Stablecoin Cross Border Payments?
Despite the cross border payment market crossing $194 trillion in 2024 and expected to add another $126 T to reach $320 trillion in the next 6 years as per JP Morgan’s Report, frontline financial institutions are still using technology of the 60’s and 70’s for payments. As a result, to date, they have not been […]
Why The Stablecoin Vs Tokenized Deposits War is a Costly Distraction for Banks?
The Stablecoin Vs Tokenized Deposits debate has become one of the most energetic arguments between banks and fintechs now. On one side are those who believe stablecoins will become the dominant form of on-chain money because they are portable, internet native, and independent of any single bank. On the other side are those who believe […]
What the 10 Biggest Asset Managers Are Already Doing In Tokenization That You Are Not
At the time of writing, the total value of funds that global asset managers have been holding in a tokenized form stands at $23.6B in 2026. By 2030, the numbers are expected to rise to $600B. Such momentum to happen in just 4 years signals that asset managers have found something unusual or unprecedented […]
How bond tokenization is fixing market infrastructure and driving real demand
In the year 2024, the global bond market was valued at around $141 T, and it is expected to reach $166T by the end of 2030. But despite the rising growth, the demand-supply of the bond market is not in equilibrium, putting a lot of pressure on dealers’ balance sheet capacity, as per OECD report. […]
Institutional Tokenization in 2026: 5 Signals Banks and Asset Managers Should Watch
When Jamie Dimon uses JPMorgan Chase’s annual shareholder letter to say new competitors are emerging around blockchain, stablecoins, smart contracts, and other forms of tokenization, that deserves attention. It tells us that tokenization is inside their core strategy. Source: JP Morgan Annual Report 2025 The 2026 institutional survey of Coinbase and EY-Parthenon also shows institutions […]
What Makes Tokenized Deposits So Hard for Banks to Ignore Now?
More than 30 banks are actively exploring or piloting tokenized deposit use cases, with over 10 live PoCs or pilots already underway. According to Cornerstone Advisors’ 2026 report, 9% of banks plan to invest in or implement tokenized deposits in 2026 itself, while 57% have already discussed it at board or executive level. ARK Invest’s […]
What does Privacy in Blockchain mean for Financial institutions?
Financial institutions today are sitting on a genuine operational bottleneck. Cross-border remittances are slow. Delivery versus Payment (DvP) and Payment versus Payment (PvP) settlements rely on costly manual reconciliation. Blockchain technology can solve much of this by bringing programmable logic, real-time settlement, and a shared ledger to these workflows. But most institutions are still watching […]