Oracle Connects Bank Payment Systems To Swift’s Blockchain Ledger
Oracle is integrating its banking and blockchain infrastructure with Swift’s shared ledger for tokenized deposits. Banks can connect their own tokenized-deposit systems to cross-bank payment flows while retaining control of the underlying assets. Oracle Banking Payments will link those digital-asset flows with existing ISO 20022 processing.
Key Takeaways
- Oracle is integrating its banking and blockchain infrastructure with Swift’s shared ledger for tokenized deposits.
- Banks can connect their own tokenized-deposit systems to cross-bank payment flows while retaining control of the underlying assets.
- Oracle Banking Payments will link those digital-asset flows with existing ISO 20022 processing.
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