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Wednesday Nov 26 2025 03:20
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In a move underscoring the accelerating evolution of digital banking, US Bancorp has announced a stablecoin pilot program in collaboration with PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) and the Stellar Development Foundation (SDF). The initiative aims to explore the capabilities of blockchain technology within a trusted and regulated banking environment.
The Stellar Development Foundation highlighted the significance of the partnership, noting that institutions have arrived in the blockchain space, and a new financial infrastructure is taking shape. The collaboration between US Bank, PwC, and SDF intends to unlock the next wave of digital banking advancements.
The Stellar blockchain was chosen for its inherent ability to freeze assets and unwind transactions. This feature is crucial for providing robust customer protection. Stellar enables these operations at the core blockchain layer, making it an appealing option for financial institutions seeking to ensure regulatory compliance and mitigate risk.
In addition to the stablecoin pilot, US Bancorp is also investigating the potential of tokenized assets. The bank believes that leveraging blockchain technology for fast, efficient, and 24/7 asset transfers can provide significant value across various asset classes.
US Bancorp's stablecoin pilot represents a significant step towards integrating blockchain technology into traditional banking services. By exploring the capabilities of stablecoins and tokenized assets, the bank is looking to enhance efficiency, transparency, and customer experience in the financial services sector.
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