Tokenized deposit
Also called: tokenized deposits
Definition
A bank liability represented in programmable form.
What it means
A bank liability represented in programmable form under an issuing-institution programme, with release rules, receiving-institution confirmation, and controlled close paths.
Where it appears
Research notes
- HSBC adds the United States to its tokenized-deposit network: Research note
- U.S. stablecoin rulemaking is becoming an operating stack: Research note
- South Korea's Hangang pilot reaches CU convenience-store checkouts: Research note
- Project Hangang moves into treasury workflows and commercialization: Research note
- Standard Chartered’s TP ICAP mandate inserts bank custody and settlement into wholesale digital-asset execution: Research note
- CIMB moves tokenised funding into forward financing plans in Malaysia: Research note
- Maybank's ringgit tokenised-deposit pilot turns Malaysia's digital-money debate into a named wholesale test: Research note
- Bank Negara Malaysia puts an end-2026 policy clock on ringgit stablecoins and tokenised deposits: Research note
- Saudi Central Bank extends tokenized commercial-bank money experimentation into collateral workflows: Research note
- DBS and Kinexys by J.P. Morgan make interbank tokenised deposit transfers the next operational test: Research note
Docs
- Tokenized Deposits — Glossary: Token docs