BNY, the world’s largest custodian, is preparing to modernize its massive payment network through tokenized deposits - digital bank money issued and transferred on blockchain infrastructure.

India is preparing to scale up its digital rupee project, signaling that the country’s financial future lies in state-backed digital money, not decentralized cryptocurrencies.

Standard Chartered has warned that emerging economies may be on the verge of a massive financial shift, with as much as $1 trillion expected to move from local bank deposits into stablecoins within the next three years.

A government pilot meant to bring Vietnam’s huge offshore crypto trade onto local books has hit an unexpected snag: despite strong industry interest, not a single company has formally applied.

XRP’s influence in Asia is quietly evolving from cross-border payments to something far larger - a digital framework that could redefine how people earn, trade, and spend tokenized assets.

The world’s biggest payment companies are starting to acknowledge what crypto builders have been saying for years: stablecoins might do to banks what email did to the post office.

Latin America’s digital economy has reached a turning point - and Brazil stands firmly at the center of it.

The largest U.S. crypto exchange is preparing to expand its regulatory footing, with Coinbase confirming that it has applied for a national trust charter from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC).

The co-founder of Tether sees the world heading toward a future where money itself lives entirely on blockchains.

Samsung is deepening its push into digital finance with a new partnership expansion that allows Galaxy users in the U.S. to buy and manage cryptocurrencies directly through Samsung Pay.

Ripple is taking its collaboration with higher education to a new level, using its RLUSD stablecoin to finance the launch of a cutting-edge blockchain research hub at UC Berkeley.