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SBI Shinsei Bank, Partior, and DeCurret DCP are initiating a study focused on cross-border settlements utilizing tokenized deposits.
Japanese firms SBI Shinsei Bank and DeCurret DCP, in collaboration with Singapore-based Partior, have entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to establish a strategic alliance aimed at conducting extensive research and subsequent implementation of innovative solutions for multi-currency settlement and clearing through tokenized deposits and distributed ledger technology (DLT).
SBI Shinsei Bank plans to broaden its offerings for corporate clients by exploring the issuance of tokenized deposits not only in Japanese yen (DCJPY) but also in various other currencies. This initiative will leverage the DeCurret DCP platform to issue JPY-denominated deposits and connect them with Partior’s international infrastructure, which is already employed by banks such as DBS, JPMorgan, Standard Chartered, and Deutsche Bank. This will facilitate a framework for swift and transparent multi-currency settlements.
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As per the MoU, each entity will assume distinct responsibilities:
- SBI Shinsei Bank will undertake research on the issuance of tokenized deposits in yen and other currencies to cater to diverse client requirements.
- Partior will incorporate the Japanese yen into its roster of supported currencies, which currently includes the U.S. dollar, the euro, and the Singapore dollar, thereby enhancing the functionality and user-friendliness of its platform.
- DeCurret DCP will integrate yen-denominated tokenized deposits into the Partior network, facilitating real-time cross-border settlements between the yen and other currencies, even when utilizing closed internal blockchain systems.
This partnership underscores the increasing interest in DLT solutions and tokenized assets within the global financial sector as mechanisms for enhancing efficiency and lowering costs in cross-border payments. The initiative is anticipated to set a new benchmark for international currency operations, boosting both efficiency and transparency.
Financial regulators in Japan and Singapore have been working together for three years under the Project Guardian initiative, jointly investigating various facets of asset tokenization technology and its potential applications in financial markets.
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