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Canada’s big six banks explore tokenized deposit system to modernize payments

The banks said the first phase of the project involves moving tokenized deposits efficiently across financial institutions.

Timmy Shen

Publisher The Block

Sep 23, 2026 at 4:57 AM UTC · 1 min de leitura

Canada’s big six banks explore tokenized deposit system to modernize payments
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The banks said the first phase of the project involves moving tokenized deposits efficiently across financial institutions.

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