Digital money is moving closer to the mainstream. Banks now have to decide how much they want to be part of it.
Stablecoins are finding their way into payments and treasury. Banks are experimenting with tokenized deposits. And bank-led networks such as CARI Network, with more than 30 participating banks and more than $10 trillion in combined assets, are building shared infrastructure for on-chain money.
So what should a bank do?
Support stablecoins? Launch tokenized deposits? Do both? Join a consortium? Or wait?
Join CARI Network, SouthState Bank and Finzly for a candid discussion about where the business case is emerging, what banks are learning and what it actually takes to put digital money to work.
We'll discuss:
- Where are the strongest use cases and economics for stablecoins and tokenized deposits?
- Do banks need to choose, or can the two serve different needs?
- What role will bank-led networks and consortia play in the next phase of digital money?
- What changes when money moves 24/7/365? From liquidity and monitoring to risk and operations.
- What does the infrastructure really look like? How do cores, virtual ledgers, wallets and blockchain networks connect and reconcile?
- How can banks create new deposit products with tokenized deposits?