State Street to Launch Tokenized Deposits and Stablecoins

Published at 2026-01-15 17:15:54

State Street, one of the world’s largest custodians, announced plans to roll out tokenized deposits alongside stablecoins as part of a broader push into digital assets. The initiatives are designed to digitize cash positions and provide programmable money rails for institutional clients, potentially cutting settlement times and operational costs while keeping custody and compliance at the center of the proposition.

If adopted at scale, this step could accelerate institutional flows into crypto markets and catalyze integration between traditional finance and on-chain services, improving liquidity and market efficiency. The plan will also invite closer regulatory scrutiny and will hinge on interoperability with existing banking systems and blockchains, but represents a significant signal that mainstream financial players view tokenization and stablecoins as core infrastructure, not just niche experimentation.

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