Bridging services · run by Swift
Swift blockchain ledger (tokenised deposit orchestration)
Swift's shared ledger used as an orchestration layer between banks' own tokenised deposit systems: banks exchange payment messages over Swift, the ledger records, matches and nets the resulting obligations, and the obligations are recorded on each bank's own tokenised deposit platform, with final settlement still in existing systems. In pilot from August 2026. Only the bank ledgers named in a source are listed (so far HSBC's Tokenised Deposit Service; Standard Chartered's infrastructure is not in the register).
How it works: Message passing, Off-chain gateway · Trust: Single operator · Website
Networks supported 2
From the service's own documentation. Networks not yet in the register are left out.
Deployments using it 1
| Deployment | Status | Assets | Use cases | Last reviewed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Swift blockchain ledger for tokenised deposit paymentsUpdated 17 Oct 2026 Swift | Pilot | Reviewed 24d ago |
Dated connections
- Swift shared ledger↔HSBC tokenised deposit ledgerPilot since 2026-08-19 · performed
Sources
- [1]Standard Chartered and HSBC execute first live tokenised deposit transaction on Swift’s blockchain-based ledger — Standard Chartered, 19 Aug 2026. Accessed 13 Oct 2026. swift.com returned 'site off-line' (403) on 2026-10-14; Swift's own release not re-opened this run..B