JPMorgan introduces blockchain-based deposit token, JPM Coin, for institutional investors to transfer money through Coinbase’s Base public blockchain. This allows near-instant payments with low costs and real-time settlement, expanding to other blockchains in the future.

JPM Coin’s rollout follows successful pilot tests with firms like B2C2 and Mastercard, aiming to provide yield-bearing deposit tokens for smoother blockchain transactions. This move aligns with rising demand for stablecoin-like capabilities and boosts JPMorgan’s financials while strengthening its position in tokenized payments.

Citigroup and Coinbase collaborate on digital asset payment capabilities for institutional clients, while Bank of New York Mellon experiments with tokenized deposits for global payments infrastructure. These initiatives reflect the broader shift towards blockchain-driven finance and real-time settlement capabilities for clients.

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