The BankChain Alliance plans a 2027 launch to support stablecoins, payments, and tokenized deposits within the banking regulatory framework.
A coalition of U.S. state banking associations is forming the BankChain Alliance to develop a nationwide blockchain network. The initiative targets a 2027 launch and aims to facilitate stablecoins, payments, and tokenized deposits under existing banking regulations.
Further operational or membership details were not immediately available.
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