U.S. state banking associations are planning to launch their own nationwide blockchain network, according to CoinDesk. The project, called the BankChain Alliance, is targeting a 2027 launch. CoinDesk said the network is intended to support stablecoins, payments and tokenized deposits within the banking system’s regulatory sphere. No further details were disclosed in the report.
U.S. state banking associations are planning to launch their own nationwide blockchain network, according to CoinDesk.
The project, called the BankChain Alliance, is targeting a 2027 launch. CoinDesk said the network is intended to support stablecoins, payments and tokenized deposits within the banking system’s regulatory sphere.
No further details were disclosed.
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