CoinDesk said in this week’s Crypto for Advisors newsletter that banks are taking deposits on-chain through permissioned systems rather than open networks. The piece frames tokenized deposits around a bank-led model built to meet privacy and compliance requirements. It points readers to those two constraints as the main reason institutions are choosing closed, controlled environments instead of public blockchain infrastructure. The newsletter centers on a basic question—what tokenized deposits are—and uses that lens to explain why banks are following this route.
CoinDesk said in this week’s Crypto for Advisors newsletter that banks are moving deposits on-chain through permissioned systems, not open ones.
The newsletter says privacy and compliance are driving that choice, and sets out to explain what tokenized deposits are in that context.
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