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Oracle Connects Bank Payment Systems To Swift’s Blockchain Ledger

Oracle Connects Bank Payment Systems To Swift’s Blockchain Ledger

TL;DR 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. Oracle is building a bridge between the systems banks already use to move money and Swift’s emerging blockchain ledger. The company announced the integration at Sibos in Miami on September 28, giving financial institutions another route into tokenized-deposit payments without requiring them to replace their existing core infrastructure. Banks Keep Their Own Deposits Swift’s ledger is not designed to become one enormous bank balance sheet. Individual institutions still maintain their own tokenized-deposit infrastructure. The shared ledger coordinates payment commitments between those institutions so the digital representations of commercial bank money can work across bank boundaries. Oracle’s integration is designed to connect the two sides. Oracle Blockchain Platform can host the smart contracts needed to interact with the Swift ledger, while its Digital Assets Data Nexus provides the surrounding digital-asset infrastructure. Oracle Banking Payments then links those blockchain events with conventional ISO 20022 payment processing. The result is intended to let a bank handle ordinary payments and tokenized-deposit payments through the same operating model. Tokenized Deposits Need Interoperability To Matter A bank creating its own blockchain deposit token is only useful up to a point. If the token works inside one institution but cannot interact cleanly with money at another bank, much of the advantage disappears. That is why interoperability has become one of the central questions around bank-issued digital money. Swift is approaching that problem as a coordination layer. Oracle is approaching it from the bank’s internal systems. The integration supports payment orchestration, custodial wallets, signing infrastructure and the connection between blockchain transactions and a bank’s existing payment stack. Oracle says banks remain in control of their own tokenized-deposit systems rather than handing that role to Swift. That distinction will matter to institutions that want faster settlement without surrendering control of customer deposits or their compliance framework. The broader trend is becoming increasingly clear. Banks are not waiting for stablecoins to replace their existing infrastructure. They are trying to make regulated bank money programmable and interoperable too. Oracle’s role is not to issue that money. It is to make the old and new systems talk to each other. This article was written by the News Desk and edited by Samuel Rae .

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