Standard Chartered Launches RLUSD Custody, Plans LMAX Collateral Link
Standard Chartered has launched institutional custody for XRPL-issued RLUSD through its DIFC branch, while a planned LMAX link would support collateral use.
Standard Chartered has launched institutional custody for XRPL-issued RLUSD through its DIFC branch, while a planned LMAX link would support collateral use.
Standard Chartered plans custody for selected cryptoassets, stablecoins and tokenized real-world assets for eligible institutional clients in Singapore.
A Lloyds survey of 100 UK financial-sector executives found faster payments and settlement are the leading perceived benefit of tokenisation.
BMO, CIBC, National Bank, RBC, Scotiabank and TD are exploring a shared approach to moving tokenized Canadian-dollar deposits between institutions.
Cross River will provide the regulated banking and payment infrastructure behind X Money, including interest-bearing accounts, a Visa debit card and peer-to-peer payments.
Deutsche Bank plans to offer European institutional clients custody and transfers for selected crypto assets, subject to completion of its regulatory process.
U.S. Bank completed an internal cross-border payment with its USBDC stablecoin on Stellar, testing bank controls alongside public-blockchain settlement.
The OCC granted preliminary conditional approval for proposed national banks from Revolut and OpenReserve, both with planned digital-asset payment services.
Payward and SoFi have announced a partnership covering SoFiUSD on Kraken, real-time dollar settlement and Kraken Prime execution services.
South Korea’s Jeonbuk Bank is deploying Ripple Payments for business remittances, but the announcement leaves key operating details undisclosed.
The Blockchain Association urged the Supreme Court to review Custodia Bank’s dispute over direct access to Federal Reserve payment services.
Tether announced a $20 million investment in Mercado Bitcoin, with the Brazilian platform planning to expand payments, tokenization and credit infrastructure.