28.10.2026 · Cryptonews

A DBS-commissioned survey by EY found that 88 % of large corporations have either deployed tokenized money or are actively testing it. The study, titled “The Great Rewiring: Money in a New Order,” polled 422 senior finance and business leaders across 11 markets between June and July 2026, focusing on firms with more than $500 million in annual revenue.
Nearly two-thirds of respondents have moved beyond experiments: 24 % use the technology group-wide and 43 % on selected markets, while another 21 % run pilots. Stablecoins tied to fiat currencies lead corporate choices at 63 %, followed by tokenized bank deposits (53 %) and tokenized money-market funds (52 %).
Executives cite faster cross-border payments and stronger transaction tracking as top expected gains. At the same time, 64 % want a single bank to handle integration rather than juggling multiple platforms. Regulatory uncertainty, security concerns and integration costs remain the main obstacles to wider use.
Based on information from cryptonews.net

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