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The Settlement Illusion: Why SWIFT's 24/7 Ledger is Still Hitched to Legacy Rails
For decades, the global financial system has operated on a batch-processing schedule that ignores the reality of a 24/7 digital economy. This week, SWIFT—the backbone of international bank messaging—moved to close that gap by launching a new blockchain ledger designed for tokenized asset transfers. With 17 major global institutions including HSBC, Citi, and Wells Fargo participating, the pilot represents a significant architectural shift toward the on-chain movement of value.
Michael Carter
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