Major move in the institutional crypto space: Societe Generale's digital assets division has established an integration with SWIFT for tokenized bond settlements.
Here's what makes this significant: The framework enables true Delivery-vs-Payment (DvP) mechanisms directly on-chain, eliminating the coordination issues between traditional finance and digital markets. Both fiat and digital currency flows can be processed seamlessly through the same rails, with zero settlement fragmentation.
This signals a fundamental shift. SWIFT isn't just adopting blockchain rails—it's becoming infrastructure for the hybrid financial ecosystem. The era of parallel systems is ending. What we're seeing is the consolidation of legacy settlement networks with distributed ledger capabilities, creating a unified messaging and settlement backbone.
For institutions holding real assets, this reduces operational risk and settlement time dramatically. For the broader Web3 space, it validates that interoperability between TradFi and crypto isn't theoretical—it's operational.
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ArbitrageBot
· 19h ago
Hey, wait, is it really happening now? Is SWIFT going directly on the chain? Feels like the big show is just beginning.
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LiquidityLarry
· 19h ago
Haha, finally waited for this moment... SWIFT is really starting to play for real.
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EternalMiner
· 19h ago
Oh no, SWIFT has finally woken up. Now traditional finance and the on-chain world are really going to shake hands.
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DegenWhisperer
· 19h ago
Major French banks are even putting SWIFT on the blockchain? This time, it's really happening... What does DvP direct on-chain mean, do you all understand? The gap between traditional finance and Web3 is now officially bridged.
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GateUser-a5fa8bd0
· 20h ago
ngl, this time it's really different. Traditional finance is finally not pretending anymore.
Major move in the institutional crypto space: Societe Generale's digital assets division has established an integration with SWIFT for tokenized bond settlements.
Here's what makes this significant: The framework enables true Delivery-vs-Payment (DvP) mechanisms directly on-chain, eliminating the coordination issues between traditional finance and digital markets. Both fiat and digital currency flows can be processed seamlessly through the same rails, with zero settlement fragmentation.
This signals a fundamental shift. SWIFT isn't just adopting blockchain rails—it's becoming infrastructure for the hybrid financial ecosystem. The era of parallel systems is ending. What we're seeing is the consolidation of legacy settlement networks with distributed ledger capabilities, creating a unified messaging and settlement backbone.
For institutions holding real assets, this reduces operational risk and settlement time dramatically. For the broader Web3 space, it validates that interoperability between TradFi and crypto isn't theoretical—it's operational.