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Tracking 146 institutions across 11 jurisdictions · 29 live deployments · Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan and Korea covered in depth

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Updated 14 August 2026
This week's briefing · Edition 15 · 10 Aug 2026

Sygnum's APAC Tokenization Report 2026 maps allocation behaviour across Singapore, Hong Kong, and Korea

  • The European Central Bank set a 21 September 2026 go-live for Project Pontes with two settlement models, cash tokens on the Eurosystem's own DLT and a trigger route into the TARGET real-time gross settlement system, and required institutions to register with their national central bank by 7 August 2026 to join the first cohort.
  • Circle set a 16 September 2026 mainnet launch for its Arc blockchain with founding validators including BlackRock, DTCC, ICE, Mastercard, Visa, and Standard Chartered, and Arc is slated to join the DTCC Tokenization Service's supported chains in the second half of 2027.
  • Wells Fargo confirmed a tokenised-deposit launch this fall for corporate and commercial clients, starting with a limited dollar-to-sterling exchange on its proprietary blockchain and auto-routing eligible payments through the rail, making it the third major US bank alongside JPMorgan and Citi.
Read the briefingNext: Edition 16, Monday 17 August, 09:00 SGT
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Asia-first tokenisation coverage, distilled to one email. Every Monday morning Singapore time: the week's material developments by desk, and what's worth watching next.