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Six Canadian Banks Launch Tokenized Deposit System for Faster Payments

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Sep 23
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Six leading Canadian banks are collaborating on a tokenized deposit system using shared blockchain infrastructure. This initiative is designed to move money faster between financial institutions and enable 24/7 programmable payments for Canadian customers. Tokenized deposits are digital representations of money already held at a bank, rather than separate stablecoins.

From yahoo.com, techtimes.com

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The initiative is viewed as a defense of the commercial banking model against non-bank stablecoins, which could otherwise pull deposits out of the regulated banking system. This move follows a regulatory confirmation that a deposit represented as a blockchain token remains legally a traditional deposit, subject to the same oversight.

From techtimes.com

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  • National Bank of Canada might see enhanced market relevance and future revenue streams through the strategic adoption of tokenized deposits.

  • Bank of MontrealSpeculative

    Bank of Montreal could see enhanced market relevance and future revenue streams through the strategic adoption of tokenized deposits.

  • Royal Bank of Canada could see enhanced market relevance and future revenue streams through the strategic adoption of tokenized deposits.

  • ScotiabankSpeculative

    Scotiabank could see enhanced market relevance and future revenue streams through the strategic adoption of tokenized deposits.

  • Toronto-Dominion Bank could see enhanced market relevance and future revenue streams through the strategic adoption of tokenized deposits.

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