PANews reported on September 23rd that HSBC Holdings has launched a tokenized deposit service to support secure cross-border transfers for its corporate clients, according to a statement on September 22nd. HSBC said the first client to use the service is Ant International.PANews reported on September 23rd that HSBC Holdings has launched a tokenized deposit service to support secure cross-border transfers for its corporate clients, according to a statement on September 22nd. HSBC said the first client to use the service is Ant International.
HSBC launches cross-border tokenized deposit service, with Ant International as its first client
2025/09/23 12:55
PANews reported on September 23rd that HSBC Holdings has launched a tokenized deposit service to support secure cross-border transfers for its corporate clients, according to a statement on September 22nd. HSBC said the first client to use the service is Ant International.
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