Banking giant JPMorgan wants to build its own "regulated, interoperable digital money" that can move near-instantly and securely across financial markets, a spokesperson for the bank told CoinDesk.

The digital bank announced on Tuesday that it is partnering with Lightspark, a payments tech company that builds enterprise blockchain infrastructure for digital currencies, to offer account holders ...

Lloyds Banking Group has reportedly completed the United Kingdom's first public blockchain transaction using Tokenized ...

The blockchain revolution is no longer confined to speculative crypto markets and decentralized finance protocols.

Enterprises are still hesitant to adopt blockchain because most blockchain projects today require committing to a single chain — and single-chain strategies create costly risks. Interoperability is ...

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UBS, Sygnum Bank and PostFinance completed a blockchain study proving the technology’s efficacy for bank deposits and institutional payment infrastructure. Some of Switzerland’s largest banks ...

Swift is teaming up with Consensys and over 30 unspecified institutions to build a blockchain-based settlement system for 24/7 real-time cross-border payments. The Swift interbank communication ...

Sept 16 (Reuters) - Three Swiss banks, including UBS (UBSG.S), opens new tab, have carried out a binding payment using bank deposits and a public blockchain for the first time, the Swiss Bankers ...

AMINA Bank, a FINMA-regulated crypto bank based in Switzerland, has partnered with Tokeny, a blockchain platform owned by Apex Group, to create a regulated infrastructure for institutional ...

For years, banks have tip-toed around blockchain. They’ve explored pilots, commissioned research, partnered with fintechs, and debated tokenization strategies—all while waiting for regulators to ...

WASHINGTON, Sep. 29, 2025—The World Bank Group is transforming how it tracks development project funds, becoming the first multilateral development bank to use a blockchain-based tool for funds ...