Oracle Links With Swift Ledger to Bridge Bank Tokenized Deposits
Oracle is integrating with Swift's blockchain ledger to help banks connect tokenized deposit systems across institutions via existing payment infrastructure.
Oracle is integrating its technology with Swift's blockchain ledger, enabling financial institutions to link their existing payment systems to a broader global cross-bank digital payments ecosystem, the companies announced at Sibos in Miami on Sept. 28, 2026.
The integration centers on institution-controlled tokenized deposit infrastructure, giving banks a pathway to participate in global digital payment networks without abandoning legacy systems they have already built and operate.
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Tokenized deposits — digital representations of bank deposits recorded on a distributed ledger — have emerged as a key mechanism for modernizing interbank settlement. By connecting to Swift's ledger through Oracle, banks gain a standardized bridge between their internal deposit frameworks and those of peer institutions worldwide.
The announcement at Sibos, the global financial services industry event, underscores the accelerating push by major technology and banking infrastructure providers to make tokenized assets interoperable across institutional boundaries, a challenge that has historically slowed broader adoption of blockchain-based settlement.
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