Los seis bancos más grandes de Canadá se unen en una red compartida de dólares digitales

JPMorgan Chase is building a rival tokenized deposit network in the US to compete with stablecoins and modernize payments.

Royal Bank of Canada is a primary participant in the joint initiative to build a shared tokenized deposit network for interbank settlements.

Toronto-Dominion Bank is a key partner in the Canadian digital-dollar network and also backs U.S. dollar stablecoin initiatives.

Scotiabank is one of the six major banks exploring the tokenized deposit system and backing U.S. dollar stablecoins.

Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce is a founding member of the consortium building the shared digital-money plumbing.

Citigroup is partnering with JPMorgan and others to develop a tokenized deposit network targeting a 2027 launch.

Bank of America is involved in the US-based tokenized deposit network initiative led by The Clearing House.

Wells Fargo is part of the consortium building a rival tokenized deposit network in the United States.

Bank of Montreal is launching on CME Group's tokenized cash platform while simultaneously participating in the Canadian shared ledger project.

National Bank of Canada is participating in the joint exploration of the Canadian-dollar tokenized deposit system.