FIS and Leading Financial Institutions to Build Their Own Digital Tokenized Money Network
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FIS and six
U.S. banks will launch Project Keystone, a bank-owned and bank-administered network for digital money to be built on regulated deposits. The initiative will give participating banks direct control over how digital money is issued, transferred, and settled, without ceding that infrastructure to third parties. -
Participating banks include Citizens, Fifth Third,
Huntington Bank ,KeyBank , and M&T Bank - spanning national, regional, and trust institutions across theU.S.
Participating banks include Citizens, Fifth Third,
The network will handle real bank deposits in digital form - meaning the money moving through Project Keystone will be regulated and bank-issued - not a new asset class. Transactions will either settle completely or not settle at all, eliminating the partial failures and reconciliation burdens that slow conventional interbank settlement today.
"Banks are the cornerstone of trust in the financial system, and they should define how digital money evolves," said
Financial institutions interested in joining Project Keystone as founding members may contact Project.Keystone@fisglobal.com.
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