Bank Negara Malaysia has launched three pilot initiatives to test ringgit-denominated stablecoins and tokenized deposits, ahead of a planned 2026 rollout.
Custody giant State Street is launching tokenized deposits and stablecoins to expand its digital asset offering. The move aims to speed settlements, deepen institutional liquidity, and push further mainstream adoption of crypto infrastructure.
Lloyds is replacing physical paperwork with blockchain and AI systems across trade and lending to speed transactions and cut costs. The bank says it will explore tokenized deposit products with an eye toward launch by 2027.