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Finextra — PaymentsCiti / Swift / FAB / OCBCHigh impactIndependent report

A Citi announcement republished by Finextra says Citi completed live U.S.-dollar transactions with First Abu Dhabi Bank and OCBC on Swift's blockchain-based ledger, covering the Middle East and Southeast Asia. Citi expects DBS and UOB to conduct similar transactions later in September. The controlled proof of concept runs from July through December 2026 and uses tokenized deposits for instant payment commitment while retaining existing settlement models, including RTGS, for final settlement.

crypto.news21-institution stablecoin consortium / Bank of America / Citi / Goldman SachsMaterial changeIndependent report

crypto.news reports that a group of 21 financial institutions, including Bank of America, Citi, Goldman Sachs and Deutsche Bank, committed to form a company in the second half of 2026 and target a dollar-pegged stablecoin launch in the first half of 2027. Reuters independently corroborates the consortium statement and says the group expanded from 10 institutions first announced in October 2025; stablecoins linked to other G7 currencies may follow, with the euro identified as a priority.

CoinDeskBank of America / Citi / Goldman Sachs / international financial consortiumHigh impactSecondary report

CoinDesk reported that 21 global banks and asset managers formed a joint venture initially focused on a U.S. dollar stablecoin for payments and digital-asset settlement, with a euro token identified as a later priority. Participants cited include Bank of America, Citi and Goldman Sachs.

The PaypersAnt International / Barclays / Citi / Deutsche Bank / Standard CharteredMaterial changeIndependent report

The Paypers reports that Ant International introduced FalconTST 2.0, an updated time-series model for forecasting foreign-exchange risk, liquidity needs and transaction flows in cross-border payments. Ant's release names Barclays, Citi, Deutsche Bank and Standard Chartered among institutions using or evaluating the model and says it also plans applications in logistics, aviation and ecommerce.

American Banker — Payments IntelligenceU.S. banks / Citi / Wells FargoHigh impactIndependent report

American Banker's review of the 50 largest U.S. banks found that 24 had tokenized deposits on their radar in the first quarter, up from 19 a quarter earlier; seven were piloting or testing them and four had active products. The report says Wells Fargo plans to let corporate clients move U.S. dollars and British pounds through tokenized deposits for cross-border payments, with expansion to more clients, countries and currencies planned.

CitiCiti investor relations and filingsMaterial changeOfficial record

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