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Updated 28 August 2026
  1. Visa Secures Second Korean Stablecoin Partnership in One Week, This Time With Dunamu

    NewProposal28 Aug 2026KRLedger Insights

    Visa has signed a strategic partnership with Dunamu , the operator of South Korea’s largest crypto exchange Upbit, to explore stablecoin payments, global remittances and AI…

    Reported by: Ledger Insights · Coindesk Markets desk

This week's briefing · Edition 17 · 24 Aug 2026

The People's Bank of China to issue Renminbi Bills through HKMA's Central Moneymarkets Unit

  • The European Central Bank named the first four DLT operators for Project Pontes ahead of its 21 September 2026 go-live, Axiology, Clearstream, Cashlink, and SWIAT, and revealed the 61-member Appia contact group that will steer the EU's future market infrastructure, including stablecoin issuers Qivalis and Societe Generale Forge alongside Euroclear, Swift, and Fnality.
  • HSBC and Standard Chartered executed the first live tokenised deposit transfer across Swift's blockchain ledger, breaking the single-bank silo that has confined tokenised deposits to same-bank transfers, a month after Swift's minimum viable product went live with 17 banks preparing to pilot.
  • The People's Bank of China will issue Renminbi Bills through the HKMA's Central Moneymarkets Unit, routing sovereign RMB liquidity through Hong Kong's settlement infrastructure, while China expanded its digital RMB bank roster to 30 institutions and added 8 more banks to the e-CNY network this week.
Read the briefingNext: Edition 18, Monday 31 August, 09:00 SGT
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