Oracle integrates with Swift blockchain ledger to link tokenized bank deposits
Oracle is integrating with Swift's blockchain ledger to enable financial institutions to move tokenized deposits across institutions and bridge into ISO 20022 payment rails, according to multiple industry reports.
Enterprise software giant Oracle is integrating with Swift's blockchain ledger to connect banks' tokenized deposit systems across institutions while maintaining existing payment infrastructure, according to reporting from the Financial Times cited by Coin Bureau, alongside reports from Solid Intel and Crypto Briefing.[1][2][4][5]
The integration is set to host Swift commitment contracts and bridge tokenized deposit flows directly into existing ISO 20022 payment processing networks through Oracle Banking Payments, CoinMarketCap reported. Crypto Briefing added that the integration could support banking operations by enhancing cross-border transactions and digital asset management.[2][3]
The push into tokenized deposits and cross-bank blockchain infrastructure comes as Oracle faces stock pressure from its artificial intelligence data center buildout. Coin Bureau noted that Oracle shares had fallen about 30% year-to-date to close near $137 on September 25, weighed down by debt expenses and energy costs tied to roughly $18 billion in loans for Project Jupiter, despite the company topping adjusted EPS estimates in both fiscal Q4 and Q1.[5]
Key facts
- Oracle is integrating with Swift's blockchain ledger to connect financial institutions' tokenized deposit systems.
- The integration will host Swift commitment contracts and link tokenized deposit flows to banks' existing ISO 20022 payment rails using Oracle Banking Payments.
- The architecture allows participating banks to move tokenized deposits across institutions while keeping existing payment infrastructure in place.
- Oracle shares were down roughly 30% year-to-date, closing near $137 on September 25, pressured by energy and debt costs tied to approximately $18 billion in loans for its Project Jupiter AI data center expansion.
- Wall Street maintained a mean stock price target of around $238 for Oracle, about 74% above its September 25 close.
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INTEL: Oracle is integrating with Swift’s blockchain ledger to connect banks’ tokenized deposit systems across institutions and existing payment infrastructure https://t.co/xiJ2VAI78K
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Tech giant Oracle integrates with Swift blockchain ledger to connect banks’ tokenized deposits Oracle's integration with Swift's blockchain could revolutionize banking by enhancing cross-border transactions and digital asset management. The post Tech giant Oracle integrates with Swift blockchain ledger to connect banks’ tokenized deposits appeared first on Crypto Briefing .
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LATEST: 🏦 Oracle is integrating with Swift's blockchain ledger to host Swift commitment contracts and bridge tokenized deposit flows to banks' existing ISO 20022 payment processing via Oracle Banking Payments. https://t.co/sq4kDHlDoM
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💥NEW: Oracle is integrating with Swift's blockchain ledger to help financial institutions connect their tokenized deposit infrastructures across banks. https://t.co/1b6tClivFu
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Coin Bureau@coinbureauPost on X ·
⚡️NEW: Oracle just landed a MAJOR blockchain integration with SWIFT. Oracle is integrating with SWIFT’s blockchain ledger, allowing banks to move tokenized deposits across institutions while keeping existing payment rails in place, per FT. $ORCL is down about 30% YTD, closing near $137 on September 25, even after beating adjusted EPS estimates in both fiscal Q4 and Q1. The main PRESSURE has come from the cost of its massive AI data center buildout. That includes Project Jupiter, where Oracle is covering energy costs and debt expenses tied to roughly $18 BILLION in loans. Now, Oracle is adding another enterprise growth area through tokenized deposits, blockchain infrastructure and always-on cross-bank payments. Wall Street’s mean target for the company's stock remains near $238, roughly 74% ABOVE the September 25th close. Can this new growth push help ORCL's RECOVERY after months of pressure?
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