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Techub News reports that Korea's KB Kookmin Bank has partnered with Bank of New York Mellon to become an early user of its newly launched Pay-to-Wallet service, enabling cross-border digital payments. The Pay-to-Wallet service allows users to make cross-border payments from their bank accounts to digital wallets. (Crypto.news)
Techub News, according to Bloomberg, the Bank of New York Mellon (BNY) has launched a tokenized deposit service, allowing clients to transfer funds via blockchain networks. This product is an on-chain representation of client bank account deposits, usable for collateral and margin trading, and supports 24/7 operation to accelerate payment and settlement speeds. Participating institutions include Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), Citadel Securities, DRW Holdings, Ripple Prime, Baillie Gifford, and Circle. ICE plans to support tokenized deposits within its clearinghouse to align with its preparations for 24-hour trade settlement. The service also supports programmable transactions, enabling automatic fund transfers when preset conditions are met.
Techub News reports that BNY Mellon has announced the launch of the BNY Dreyfus Stablecoin Reserve Fund (BSRXX). This fund is designed to serve U.S. stablecoin issuers and other qualified institutional investors, covering business conducted in their own name or as trustees, advisors, agents, brokers, custodians, etc. The fund is designed to hold reserve assets for stablecoins issued under the GENIUS Act and does not directly invest in stablecoins itself.
Techub News, according to CoinDesk, executives at Bank of New York Mellon stated during an earnings discussion that the bank has moved several blockchain-related investments forward to 2025, including investments supporting real-world asset settlement and tokenized payments. Executives attributed this acceleration to a more "positive" regulatory environment and improved market conditions. When asked whether Bank of New York Mellon plans to issue its own stablecoin, CEO Robin Vince did not give a clear answer but stated that the bank's strategy focuses on supporting the broader ecosystem rather than launching its own branded tokens. Vince said during the conference call: "We are in the business of building infrastructure and enabling capital markets, we work with stablecoins, we support other stablecoins, that's really the core of our strategy." Additionally, the company stated that it has reallocated approximately $5 billion in cost savings this year to growth plans, including in digital assets and artificial intelligence.
Techub News, according to Bloomberg, custodian bank Bank of New York Mellon is exploring allowing tokenized deposits and blockchain payments.
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