Move treasury liquidity instantly across borders
Tokenize bank deposits for instant intercompany transfers, real-time cash visibility, and programmable treasury automation.
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Bank-issued tokens on shared infrastructure
Regulated financial institutions issue tokenized representations of deposits. Funds move directly between counterparties on a shared distributed ledger with near-instant settlement, reducing settlement windows and counterparty exposure.
Read the docsAutomate cash management with threshold triggers
Treasury teams see live balances and can configure automated sweeps, FX conversions, and collateral swaps when balances reach predefined levels. Multi-party transactions settle simultaneously or not at all.
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Bank-issued, on-balance sheet, fully regulated
Tokenized deposits remain bank-issued liabilities governed by existing capital, liquidity, and compliance requirements. They can be seamlessly converted to and from stablecoins through native DEX integration.
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Secure by nature
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Onchain balances give treasuries an up-to-the-minute view of global liquidity across all entities.
24/7 settlement
Operate around the clock, eliminating banking hour restrictions and cut-off windows.
Programmable workflows
Automate approvals, sweeps, and compliance processes via smart contracts with threshold triggers.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes. They are backed one-for-one by funds held at insured depository institutions and governed by existing capital, liquidity, and compliance requirements.
Tokenized deposits are bank-issued liabilities on the bank's balance sheet, while stablecoins are reserve-backed instruments issued by non-bank entities. Both can operate on the same infrastructure.
Yes. Native DEX integration enables seamless conversion between tokenized deposits and stablecoins, providing flexibility for different use cases and counterparties.
Cross-border payments, intraday liquidity management, collateral optimization, supply chain finance, and intercompany settlements. All benefit from real-time settlement and visibility.
Configure rules to automatically trigger internal sweeps, FX conversions, or collateral swaps when balances reach predefined levels. Multi-party transactions settle atomically.