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How bank-issued deposit tokens are moving from private rails to public blockchains—and what treasury teams should consider. In mid-October 2026, JPMorgan’s blockchain unit Kinexys expanded its USD deposit token, JPM Coin (ticker JPMD), to the Ethereum mainnet for approved institutional clients. The token had launched on Coinbase’s Base network in November 2025. This step is more than a technical upgrade. It signals that regulated commercial bank money is increasingly being po

Orchestration makes the OCC Charter the ultimate goal for FinTechs. The past several weeks have brought a cascade of regulatory approvals, infrastructure launches, and partnership announcements that, taken together, reveal a clear pattern: the construction of a fully regulated, multi-asset payments stack that runs from federal charter down to on-chain settlement. By the first half of 2027, the major components of this stack are expected to be live and orchestration is the key

Market-structure legislation is not a crypto-industry favor. It is the missing legal network for dollar-backed stablecoins, on-chain settlement, and institutional payments Banks do not scale on-chain B2B rails on a court opinion or an agency memo. They scale on a statute. The rulebook is still missing The United States already has a stablecoin statute. What it still lacks is a market-structure statute. The Digital Asset Market Clarity Act of 2025, H.R. 3633, commonly called t

Cash payouts remain a preferred option for many consumers in international remittances, even as digital alternatives expand rapidly. Global remittance flows continue to exceed $900 billion annually, supporting households across developing economies.

BoE vs Genius vs MiCA The Bank of England published its UK framework and draft Code of Practice for systemic sterling stablecoins. With the US GENIUS Act and the EU’s MiCA already in place, the UK has now joined the trio of major regulatory regimes shaping the future of stablecoins. Three frameworks. Three different approaches. One growing headache for global treasuries. This post breaks down what the BoE just released in London — and why it matters for payments professionals

GENIUS Act, Stablecoins & Big Banks' Fightback — What Every CFO, Treasury Team & Payments Executive Needs to Know

In a real-world asset (RWA) tokenization deal, physical or traditional financial assets (e.g., real estate, invoices, treasuries, private credit, funds, or commodities) are converted into digital tokens on a blockchain. This enables fractional ownership, liquidity, transparency, and integration with DeFi or traditional finance. A typical deal involves a mix of traditional finance (TradFi), blockchain, and regulatory participants. Roles can overlap depending on the asset type,

The most dangerous phrase in B2B finance right now is: “our AP works fine.” Fine is the enemy of optimal. And in 2026, the gap between “fine” and “optimized” is widening fast — with measurable consequences for working capital, supplier relationships, and competitive positioning. Here’s your complete B2B payments deep dive for this week. 1. The Wake-Up Call: Comfort Is Hiding the Cost Fresh data from a PYMNTS Intelligence and The Clearing House survey of 271 senior finance and

1/24/2022 Connor Sullivan With all the hype on block chain and cryptocurrencies over the past year, there has been a renewed focus on ...

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With 6 billion in quarterly futures and options expiring on Friday, prices are flucuating around $34K. So far, Bitcoin has not been able...

2021 has been a wild ride for the cryptocurrency market. Bitcoin, the project that created the industry over a decade ago, surged to an...