Oracle isn’t “talking concepts” this time—it’s actually bringing bank payments and digital assets together.
BlockBeats, September 24: Oracle announced an expansion of its Digital Assets Data Nexus, adding payment execution integration, configurable wallets and smart contract controls, as well as AI-driven transaction monitoring and risk analysis. It also supports connecting banks’ existing payment systems to digital-asset trading execution via ISO 20022.
More specifically, this time it will also integrate Oracle Banking Payments and Swift Ledger, covering tokenized deposits, stablecoins, CBDCs, digital bonds, and real-world assets. Related features are planned to be released in fiscal year 2027. In practical terms, this is more directly relevant to compliant payments, custody, on-chain settlement, and the RWA narrative. However, in the short term, the market may not immediately provide a clear one-to-one mapping to a single token. Are you more focused on the rollout timeline for banking customers, or the Swift-related progress?
Figure 1: Oracle steps up its digital asset payments for banks · Source: partial screenshot of the page
Image source: https://www.theblockbeats.info/flash/368801
BlockBeats, September 24: Oracle announced an expansion of its Digital Assets Data Nexus, adding payment execution integration, configurable wallets and smart contract controls, as well as AI-driven transaction monitoring and risk analysis. It also supports connecting banks’ existing payment systems to digital-asset trading execution via ISO 20022.
More specifically, this time it will also integrate Oracle Banking Payments and Swift Ledger, covering tokenized deposits, stablecoins, CBDCs, digital bonds, and real-world assets. Related features are planned to be released in fiscal year 2027. In practical terms, this is more directly relevant to compliant payments, custody, on-chain settlement, and the RWA narrative. However, in the short term, the market may not immediately provide a clear one-to-one mapping to a single token. Are you more focused on the rollout timeline for banking customers, or the Swift-related progress?
Figure 1: Oracle steps up its digital asset payments for banks · Source: partial screenshot of the page
Image source: https://www.theblockbeats.info/flash/368801
