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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

What a shared ledger actually does. Sibos 2026 put the project on every payments panel. Most of the coverage missed the part that decides whether it matters for your business If you only caught the headlines out of Sibos in Miami, you could be forgiven for thinking Swift just launched a new global money network. It did not. What it launched — and what seventeen banks are already testing — is narrower, and more useful, than the headlines suggest. Swift’s blockchain ledger is a

Tokenized Deposits are coming! Clarifying the Terminology "Tokenized deposits" currently refer to at least three distinct structures, and understanding these differences is crucial for strategic planning: Intrabank Settlement Networks (e.g., Signet, SEN-style models) — involve book transfers between clients within the same bank. These are often marketed as blockchain solutions but are essentially fast databases, requiring no interbank reserve settlement. The "Mirror" Model —