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Ant International extends tokenized deposit partnerships with HSBC, OCBC
Infrastructure

Ant International extends tokenized deposit partnerships with HSBC, OCBC

Ant International has significantly expanded the reach of its WhaleRTP treasury management platform by deepening its tokenized deposit partnerships with HSBC and OCBC. The platform, which utilizes distributed ledger technology to facilitate real-time cross-border settlements, now supports 20 global banks and over 17 currencies. A key development in this expansion is the integration of the Middle East, where Ant International has successfully piloted tokenized dirham transactions and cross-border US dollar transfers between the UAE, Hong Kong, and Singapore. By leveraging tokenized deposits, the firm aims to streamline liquidity management and reduce settlement times across its global financial corridors. This move underscores the growing institutional adoption of DLT-based treasury solutions to replace traditional, slower payment rails. The collaboration highlights how major financial institutions are increasingly comfortable utilizing tokenized deposits to manage complex multi-currency treasury operations. As Ant International targets the establishment of a regional treasury hub in the Middle East, the project serves as a practical case study for the scalability of tokenized deposits in international corporate finance.

ledgerinsights.com·Oct 7, 20267.5
Ant International and HSBC Launch Real-Time Tokenised Treasury Management in the Middle East
Infrastructure

Ant International and HSBC Launch Real-Time Tokenised Treasury Management in the Middle East

Ant International and HSBC have expanded their partnership to implement real-time treasury management in the Middle East using tokenized deposits. By integrating HSBC's Tokenised Deposit Service (TDS) into Ant International's proprietary WhaleRTP blockchain platform, the firms successfully executed intra-UAE dirham transfers and cross-border US dollar payments. This initiative marks the first adoption of HSBC's TDS in the Middle East, supporting 24/7 liquidity across 17 currencies including AED, USD, and HKD. The collaboration leverages blockchain to bypass traditional settlement delays and manual reconciliation processes inherent in legacy correspondent banking. This development is significant for the RWA market as it demonstrates the transition of tokenized deposits from experimental pilots to functional, cross-border corporate utility. By establishing a regional treasury hub, the partnership highlights the Middle East's growing role as a testing ground for digital finance infrastructure. Ultimately, the success of this model underscores the critical need for interoperability between proprietary bank networks to prevent the formation of liquidity silos.

ffnews.com·Oct 7, 20268.0

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