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 globally.
Oracle announced an integration with Swift's blockchain ledger designed to allow financial institutions to link their existing payment infrastructure to a broader global cross-bank digital payments ecosystem, the company disclosed at Sibos in Miami on Sept. 28, 2026.
The integration centers on institution-controlled tokenized deposit infrastructure, giving banks a pathway to participate in digital asset settlement networks without surrendering custody or governance of their own deposit systems.
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The move reflects accelerating industry momentum around tokenized deposits, a form of blockchain-based representation of commercial bank money that regulators and major financial institutions have increasingly examined as a potential backbone for next-generation payment rails.
By anchoring the solution to Swift's established messaging and ledger network, Oracle is positioning the offering as an interoperability bridge rather than a standalone platform — allowing banks to extend rather than replace legacy systems while reaching counterparties across institutional boundaries.
The announcement was made at Sibos, the annual financial services conference organized by Swift, underscoring the growing prominence of tokenization discussions at mainstream banking industry forums. Continue reading at Cryptocurrency.
