Tokenized deposits could cut U.S. bank lending capacity by $580 billion: report
Aug 28 2026 06:57 UTC - Rony Roy

Dallas Fed researchers warn tokenized deposits could cut U.S. banks’ lending capacity by $580 billion as faster transfers change deposit behavior.

➤ Tokenized deposits could reduce U.S. banks' lending capacity by $580 billion due to faster fund transfers and increased interest rate sensitivity, according to Dallas Fed researchers.
➤ This shift may force banks to hold more liquid assets like reserves and U.S. Treasuries, potentially increasing credit costs for consumers and businesses.
➤ Major banks are developing shared tokenized deposit networks, indicating a move towards wider adoption of blockchain-based payment infrastructure.

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