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To connect to Swift’s blockchain ledger, banks first need three things in place: their own permissioned blockchain, wallet capabilities, and tokenization and smart contract capabilities. Taurus co-founder Lamine Brahimi told CoinDesk that Swift’s ledger is not meant to replace banks’ internal systems, but to serve as an “orchestration layer”: tokenized deposits can move across borders on it 24/7, while settlement continues through existing systems. Progress is accelerating: in July, Swift said 17 banks were ready for real-time transactions in tokenized deposits; in August, HSBC and Standard Chartered completed the first interbank transaction based on the ledger. DBS and Citi then completed a cross-border dollar payment over a weekend in just a few minutes, a process that previously could take up to two business days. (Source: X) #Swift #Tokenization

Swift requires an internal layer for blockchain ledgers, Taurus warns

- Banks need their own permissioned ledger, wallet tools, and smart contract capabilities before using Swift’s tokenized deposit network
- Lamine Brahimi (Taurus) warns about this requirement
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Source: CoinDesk

🌐 SWIFT Monopoly in Jeopardy: IBM Unblocks Tokenized Deposits

More than $150 trillion circulates annually through the traditional international payments system, and this century-old highway has just undergone a major technological update behind the scenes.
According to official information gathered by Livecoins, IBM has released practical tests for tokenized deposits directly integrated into the new SWIFT blockchain ecosystem through a beta version of its digital adapter.
The thesis driving the institutional market is the elimination of costs and the slowness of traditional settlement. Interbank migration is accelerating global adoption of ISO 20022 messaging standards.
Although the tests run in permissioned environments, both short- and long-term investors are using this news to position themselves on public networks focused on corporate utility and foreign trade:
$XDC (XDC Network) — Blockchain designed under compliance standards for digitizing letters of credit and trade finance.
$XRP — Asset focused on providing liquidity on demand (ODL) for fast cross-border settlement.
$HBAR — High-speed network with a fixed fee that has its own IBM on its Corporate Governance Board.

🎯 Monitor Liquidity:
Bank tokenization is moving out of theory. Tap the tickers XDC, XRP, or HBAR below to gauge buying strength on Spot and keep up with today’s market movement!
#Livecoins #SWIFT #ISO20022 #InfraestruturaWeb3 #Write2Earn

🧭 UNDER THE RADAR: $LINK

17 BANKS. 6 CONTINENTS. 24/7 TOKENIZED PAYMENTS.

And almost nobody is talking about the part that matters most.

Swift has 17 banks preparing to pilot cross-border payments using tokenized deposits on its blockchain-based ledger.

Now Chainlink is enabling financial institutions to connect through CRE.

But here’s the part that caught my attention:

🔐 THE BANKS KEEP THEIR OWN KEYS.

Chainlink uses a self-signing model.

In simple terms, banks can use the infrastructure without giving up control over transaction authorization.

🧩 And that solves one of the biggest institutional questions around blockchain:

“How do we use this without giving up control?”

There’s another important detail.

These tokenized deposits don’t need to become another speculative stablecoin.

They can remain bank-issued money while Swift coordinates settlement between institutions.

So the setup looks like this:

⚡ 24/7 cross-border payments
🏦 bank-issued money
🔐 banks keep control
🌍 Swift’s global network

This does NOT mean banks are suddenly moving everything onchain.

The pilots still need to prove they work at scale.

But the direction matters.

🧭 WHAT I’M WATCHING:

Not the next $LINK candle.

I’m watching whether this 17-bank pilot becomes repeatable infrastructure.

Because if tokenized deposits become normal payment rails for banks…

that’s a much bigger story than one crypto pump.

More signal. Less noise.

#Chainlink #Swift #Tokenization

The most contemptible bunch of old money at banks in the crypto circle has finally publicly admitted it first: DeFi is not the enemy.

At the Miami Sibos conference, the head of Swift said that his organization’s pipelines will carry everything going forward—fiat currency, tokenized assets, over 200 countries, and 40,000 remittance corridors all in one. Seventeen major banks have already been live settling tokenized assets on it around the clock, with euros, pounds, and US dollars all handled.

In plain terms, this is banks officially bringing “on-chain” into the fold as their own.

Next time someone at home says the crypto you’re trading is just air, you can throw this link at them.

In five years, when it comes to cross-border remittances, do you think stablecoins will first replace Swift, or will Swift first put stablecoins into its own pipelines?

#Swift #tokenization

🔥 $XRP IS COMING FOR A $155T GLOBAL PAYMENTS MARKET! 🌎💰

Ripple isn’t playing small — it’s targeting the massive global payments infrastructure behind SWIFT. 🏦⚡

💥 THE BIG OPPORTUNITY
• Brad Garlinghouse has put the enterprise payments opportunity near $120T in corporate treasury volume.
• Ripple’s GTreasury acquisition brings access to legacy enterprise payment rails handling $13T+ annually. 🌐

🚀 INSTITUTIONAL ADOPTION IS MOVING
🇰🇷 Jeonbuk Bank replaced multi-day SWIFT transfers with Ripple Payments.
⚡ ACI Worldwide added XRP as a supported settlement route, connecting into infrastructure handling a significant share of global payment flows.

⚠️ THE XRP REALITY CHECK
Ripple’s payment infrastructure doesn’t mean every transaction uses $XRP directly.

Transactions can settle through fiat, stablecoins, or XRP — especially as RLUSD continues expanding. 💵🔗

But the bigger picture remains:

🌍 Global payment rails are evolving.
🏦 Institutions are connecting.
⚡ Settlement is getting faster.
🚀 Ripple is positioning itself inside the infrastructure.

Could $XRP become a major bridge asset in the next era of global payments? 👀🔥

#XRP #Ripple #Crypto #Finance #Fintech #SWIFT

🧐🧐 #ChainlinkLaunchesBankSWIFTLedgerFramework

🔥 $LINK Just Cemented Its Monopoly on TradFi Settlement 🔥

​On September 28, 2026, Chainlink quietly dropped an absolute bombshell that most retail traders are completely overlooking.
The Chainlink Runtime Environment (CRE) is now officially allowing banks to connect their existing transaction-signing infrastructure directly to SWIFT’s EVM-compatible blockchain ledger.

​Here is why this is a structural market shift:

⭕​ 17 major financial institutions are actively preparing live pilot transactions.

⭕​ Banks retain full custody and control of their private keys while executing 24/7 cross-border payments using tokenized deposits.

⭕​ SWIFT’s network includes over 11,500 institutions. Chainlink is positioning itself as the sole interoperability bridge for this entire liquidity pool.

​🧐 Professional Verdict (Macro Bullish): Coupled with the CCIP 2.0 launch, offchain and onchain enterprise revenue is converted to LINK tokens for the Chainlink Reserve.

We are moving past speculation into forced institutional buying. Accumulate $LINK heavily on any macro market dips.

#Swift

#chainlinklaunchesbankswiftledgerframework
Breaking: SWIFT is heading toward crypto trends with Chainlink! 🤯 Did we just tokenize SWIFT? Well, basically! 17 giant banks are testing tokenized deposits 24/7. The 1940s-born generation has officially joined the blockchain party!
What should traders do?
1️⃣ Keep an eye on $LINK XRP and XLB with hawk-like focus.
2️⃣ Don’t get caught in FOMO (buying out of fear of missing out). Traditional banks move slower than a snail on a highway.
Not financial advice! Do your own research (DYOR)!

Follow-up, please

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#Chainlink #SWIFT #CryptoTrading

IBM has just opened a beta that connects its systems to the Swift network.

The idea is to allow banks to make transfers of tokenized deposits 24 hours a day.

What’s interesting is that they use the payment messages and compliance processes that already exist today.

Basically, they’re looking to integrate blockchain technology into the current banking infrastructure without any additional complications.

It’s a fairly concrete technical step toward moving tokenized money directly.

What do you think of IBM’s move?

$BTC #Blockchain #Swift

🚨 #XRP & SWIFT: CLAIM vs REALITY

Some people are claiming that if XRP captures just 1% of SWIFT’s activity, XRP could reach $100. 🔥🚀

But let’s be clear: this is only a speculative claim, not a confirmed reality.

There is currently no confirmed evidence that 11,000+ SWIFT-connected banks have tested XRP on SWIFT’s network, and there is no official confirmation that SWIFT is adopting XRP for its global payment activity.

SWIFT is exploring blockchain-based payment infrastructure, and Ripple is expanding its institutional payment business — but connecting these developments directly to a $100 XRP price target is speculation.

The story is interesting, but right now, the $100 XRP scenario is not reality-based or officially confirmed. Always separate verified adoption from crypto-market speculation.

#XRP #SWIFT #Blockchain #crypto

Traditional financial infrastructure takes a new step toward tokenization: 17 global banks have connected to the SWIFT ledger using ISO 20022 adapters to support tokenized deposit instructions. 🌐🏦

Although final settlement continues to operate on traditional systems, this move reduces operational frictions and brings institutional banking closer to digital asset infrastructure. However, latent risks remain in the sector’s reliance on the cloud, which it must address.

What to watch: The speed at which more financial entities adopt these standards and how it impacts liquidity on blockchain rails.

#Tokenizacion #SWIFT #Regulacion #CriptoInstitucional $BTC $ETH

🔥 IBM connects 17 banks to SWIFT! Digital Asset Haven's ISO 20022 adapter supports tokenized deposit instructions, but final settlement remains with existing systems. Traditional finance is embracing blockchain, but cloud risks still exist. #区块链 #传统金融 $IBM $XRP

🔥 IBM connects 17 banks to SWIFT! Digital Asset Haven's ISO 20022 adapter supports tokenized deposit instructions while final settlement remains with existing systems. Traditional finance is embracing blockchain, but cloud risks persist. #SWIFT #banking $IBM $XRP

🚨 IBM, HBAR Y SWIFT: IMPORTANT MOVES FOR TOKENIZATION
In recent hours, two relevant news stories have emerged showing how traditional financial infrastructure continues to incorporate blockchain and digital assets.
🔹 Hedera + IBM
The Hashgraph Group (THG), developer of enterprise solutions based on Hedera, announced that its IDTrust platform was validated and added to the IBM Cloud Catalog.
In addition, THG obtained IBM Silver Partner status and signed a global agreement that enables the integration of IBM Cloud and AI technologies into its solutions. IDTrust uses Hedera technology to provide verifiable identities for people, devices, and AI agents.
🔹 IBM + SWIFT + Tokenized Assets
IBM also announced that Digital Asset Haven can connect, in beta phase, to Swift’s new blockchain-based ledger. The connection uses ISO 20022 messages to instruct transactions involving tokenized deposits. Swift already has 17 financial institutions participating in its pilot program, and its ledger is designed to enable the movement of value 24 hours a day, while final settlement continues to be carried out through existing financial infrastructures.
📌 THE IMPORTANT PART:
Hedera is moving into distributed enterprise solutions through IBM, while IBM and Swift are simultaneously advancing toward financial infrastructure based on tokenized assets.
The convergence of blockchain + AI + digital identity + ISO 20022 + tokenization is starting to take a more concrete shape in the financial and business sectors.
$HBAR #IBM #Swift

IBM Big move! Released a beta Swift ledger link—banks can now conduct tokenized deposit transfers 24/7, and they can also keep using existing payment systems and compliance processes. The fusion of traditional finance and the crypto world is taking another step forward! #区块链 #SWIFT

IBM just dropped beta Swift ledger for 24/7 tokenized deposits! Banks can now move tokenized funds 24/7 using existing payment systems. Traditional finance meets crypto real talk. #Blockchain #SWIFT

IBM is integrating Digital Asset Haven with the Swift blockchain ledger to enable tokenized deposit transactions for institutions.

#Swift #TokenizedDeposits ‎

Just saw the latest news: In Singapore, the three major banks—DBS, OCBC, and UOB—have run local Singapore dollar (SGD) tokenized deposits on Swift Ledger, enabling interbank payments among them—this is their first instance of local interoperability.

I’ve seen how this works cross-border before; after local connections are in place, it’s one step closer for corporate customers to do tokenized settlement across institutions. It feels like on-chain settlement at traditional banks is gradually becoming real.

#RWA #代币化 #Swift

🚨 News | SWIFT and 17 banks test tokenized deposits for cross-border payments

SWIFT, in collaboration with 17 global banks—including Citigroup, MUFG, Wells Fargo, BNY Mellon, UBS, and BNP Paribas—has announced the launch of a pilot project to test the use of tokenized deposits (Tokenized Deposits) in international payments.

The project aims to enable instant interbank transfers 24/7, while reducing the costs of cross-border payments.

📌 Cipher Vault: SWIFT and major banks entering the tokenized deposits trial strengthens the trend of shifting traditional financial infrastructure toward instant settlement on digital networks.

#Crypto #Tokenization #SWIFT #RWA #Blockchain

Standard Chartered and HSBC complete their first real transaction on Swift blockchain ledgers
International banking giants Standard Chartered and HSBC have successfully run a real transaction for the first time on Swift’s blockchain ledger. Cross-border settlement is moving from traditional message networks onto the chain—this is a substantive step forward.

In the banking world, it’s the old-school tradition: they talk about blockchain as hype, but their actions are honest—quietly moving core business operations onto the chain. The longstanding headache of cross-border payments being slow and expensive may finally have a solution. The days of cross-border remittances taking three to five days could genuinely be coming to an end.

For the crypto industry, this is the best possible endorsement. Traditional finance giants are personally stepping in to validate it. This shows that on-chain settlement isn’t a toy—it’s the infrastructure for the next decade. The trend is already clear. Who still says blockchain has no real-world scenarios? You can slap that person in the face with this news.

But if you look deeper, the real protagonist here is Swift. It’s a global banking messaging network serving tens of thousands of financial institutions, and every move it makes affects cross-border payments worldwide. Now that it has moved the ledger onto the chain, it’s effectively pointing the way for the entire industry. Traditional finance isn’t rejecting blockchain—it’s been waiting for it to mature. Now, the timing is right.

If you think further: once cross-border settlement goes on-chain, opportunities for stablecoins and tokenized dollars also emerge. When banks settle on-chain with each other, the final leg is likely still powered by stablecoins. Traditional finance and the crypto world are building roads from both ends toward the middle.

Still, don’t get too excited yet. When big banks go on-chain, they use their own permissioned consortium chains—still a different playbook from public-chain ecosystems. In the short term they may be complementary, but in the long run it becomes competition. If crypto payments want a slice of this pie, they’ll have to achieve a speed-and-cost advantage that’s truly crushing.

Will banks going on-chain take away the route for crypto payments? What do you think?
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#SWIFT #Cross-border payments

🌐 Swift joins 17 of the world’s top banks: the blockchain ledger is officially live

Right on the same day that Circle received an OCC license, another major development was quietly taking place—

Swift announced that its blockchain ledger is ready for use by banks across 6 continents, with 17 leading global banks about to begin testing real transactions.

The list includes:
UBS, Citi (Citigroup), HSBC, Wells Fargo, BNP Paribas, BNY (Bank of New York Mellon), Standard Chartered…

The test goal: enable these banks to move customers’ funds on weekends and at night—without having to wait until the next business day.

It’s traditional finance doing crypto homework.

Stablecoins can support 7×24 transfers, and now Swift wants to catch up to that standard by using blockchain.

But there’s one important difference:

Swift uses tokenized deposits issued by the banks themselves, not stablecoins like USDC—this is traditional banks defending their control over funds.

On one side, crypto companies want to enter the banking system; on the other, banks are using blockchain to replicate crypto’s capabilities.

The end result of both paths converges on the same objective: an around-the-clock digital currency payment infrastructure.

Which do you trust more—Circle’s USDC, or HSBC’s tokenized deposits?👇

#Swift #稳定币 #BinanceSquare