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Published Jul 6, 2026
ZKsync co-sponsors SODA's 2026 "Tokenization at Investment Banks" Report
ZKsync is proud to have co-sponsored SODA Services' 2026 study, Tokenization at Investment Banks. Drawing on the views of 16 of the world's largest sell-side institutions, the survey offers a clear-eyed, business-first assessment of where wholesale tokenization truly stands, beyond the pilots and press releases, and what it must now prove to reach industrial scale.
The findings point to an industry moving from experimentation to execution. Banks are converging on the use cases with the clearest economics: tokenized deposits emerge as the most operationally active use case, with every respondent ranking them among their top-three priorities for cross-border payments and settlement, while collateral mobility and intra-day repo carry the strongest conviction on reshaping liquidity management. Two capabilities define the path forward. Interoperability with existing systems, cited as the leading platform-selection criterion, and privacy, now regarded as essential for institutional adoption.
These are precisely the requirements ZKsync is built to meet: interoperable, verifiable, and private by design, delivering the standards regulated institutions expect. We believe the survey marks an important milestone in the maturation of tokenized markets, and we are glad to help bring its insights to the industry.
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