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SWIFT's Integration of Digital Assets: Plans for 2025

SWIFT's Integration of Digital Assets: Plans for 2025

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

a year ago


Recent documents highlight SWIFT's major move towards digital assets integration by 2025, marking a significant step toward real-world transaction adoption.

SWIFT's Move to Digital Assets

According to the documents, SWIFT is preparing for a major shift by enabling digital asset transactions beyond proof-of-concept trials. This represents the first time SWIFT will extend its infrastructure to accommodate digital assets at scale.

Yes, when SWIFT enables digital asset functionality on its live network this year, it will use ISO-compliant cryptocurrencies like XRP.SMQKE

No Competition With Cryptocurrency Providers

A key point is SWIFT's stance on digital assets. The organization does not plan to issue its own cryptocurrency, positioning itself as a facilitator rather than a competitor.

The Importance of ISO 20022 Compliance

Another document underscores the relevance of ISO 20022-compliant cryptocurrencies in SWIFT's evolving strategy, improving regulatory acceptance and interoperability.

ISO 20022-compliant cryptocurrencies have a greater likelihood of integration into centralized payment systems.SMQKE

These developments confirm that SWIFT is evolving its infrastructure to accommodate digital assets, maintaining its role as a neutral facilitator in financial integration.

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