Deutsche Bank builds 24/7 payments platform linking tokenized deposits to core rails in APAC, MEA
Bitget2026/09/29 08:10- Deutsche Bank set out plans to build an integrated payments architecture across APAC and MEA, linking instant payments, blockchain platforms, tokenized deposits, and legacy rails.
- Aim to deliver 24/7 cross-border fund movement across its interbranch network, including APAC corridors to Germany, broader Europe, and the US.
- Strategy centers on interoperability, keeping blockchain-based liquidity and tokenized money connected to regulated account access, compliance screening, clearing, and final settlement.
- Product goal is to abstract infrastructure choices from clients, using AI-driven routing to deliver predictable, secure outcomes across networks.
- Plans include expanding tokenized-funding use cases tied to core payment rails to support real-time obligations outside standard banking hours.
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