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LSEG Digital Settlement House (DiSH)Updated 7 Nov 2026

LSEG's settlement service that links payment networks on and off chain and, through DiSH Cash, records members' ownership of deposits held at commercial banks on its own ledger. Launched in January 2026 after a proof of concept on the Canton Network in which bank deposits were tokenised and used as the cash leg. In September 2026 LSEG and Partior began industry testing of DiSH as an always-on liquidity source for Partior's settlement banks.

Proof of concept since 15 Jan 2026^[1]i — Launch announced, but the only transactions described are proof-of-concept ones; no participating banks named. · Reviewed 24d ago i

Assets

Bank deposit^[1]

Commercial bank deposits whose ownership is recorded on the DiSH ledger

Networks

LSEG DiSH ledger Private, permissioned^[1]

Canton Network Public, permissioned^[1]

Used for the proof of concept.

Use cases i

Delivery versus payment (DvP)^[1]Cross-border payments^[2]

Jurisdictions

United Kingdom

Participants

• London Stock Exchange GroupPlatform provider, Operator^[1]United Kingdom
• Digital AssetTechnology provider^[1]United States
• PartiorCounterparty^[2]Singapore
• J.P. MorganCounterparty^[2]United States
• Deutsche BankCounterparty^[2]Germany
• Standard CharteredCounterparty^[2]United Kingdom
• DBSClient or user, Cash leg provider^[3]Singapore
• A consortium of financial institutions and commercial banks took part in the PoC; none named.^[1]

Timeline

1. Expected Mar 2027 (month only) · Launch · recorded 11 Oct 2026
   Production go-live of the Partior link targeted from Q1 2027.^[2]
2. Happened 17 Sep 2026 · Announcement · recorded 11 Oct 2026
   Industry testing with Partior and its banks to supply always-on settlement bank liquidity; production targeted from Q1 2027.^[2]
3. Happened 15 Jan 2026 · Launch · recorded 11 Oct 2026
   LSEG launches DiSH and DiSH Cash after a Canton proof of concept with Digital Asset and a bank consortium.^[1]

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