Citi has announced the expansion of Citi Token Services into Japan and the UAE, advancing its strategy to build a more connected, always-on financial ecosystem for corporate and financial institutional clients. The expansion is the latest milestone in Citi Services\u2019 broader digital assets strategy, which is focused on solving real-world client needs by building bank-grade capabilities that connect traditional financial infrastructure with emerging digital networks.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
As global commerce and investment strategies increasingly move towards a 24\/7 real-time environment, Citi continues investing in digital asset solutions designed to reduce fragmentation and enable clients to move liquidity more efficiently across geographies, currencies and networks. Citi Token Services is a core part of this strategy, using tokenised deposits and Blockchain technology to enable programmable, near-instantaneous movement of liquidity while leveraging the robust security, resilience and global reach of Citi.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The expansion into Japan and the UAE further extends these capabilities across Citi\u2019s global network, with Japan supporting USD transactions and UAE supporting both USD and Euro transactions.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Leveraging a private-permissioned Blockchain, the solution enables clients to move funds near instantly across Citi\u2019s global network, supporting more efficient liquidity and collateral management and cross-border payments. By expanding additional regions and currencies, Citi continues to provide clients with always-on liquidity and payment capabilities that help overcome banking cut-off times and time zone limitations. Citi Token Services is live in the US, Ireland, Hong Kong, Singapore, the UK, UAE and Japan.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
\u201cExpanding Citi Token Services into the UAE and Japan is an important milestone in scaling the network and bringing 24\/7 liquidity solutions to more of the markets where our clients operate,\u201d said Stephen Randall, Global Head of Liquidity Management Services. \u201cThese are significant financial centres with substantial cross-border flows and connecting them to Citi Token Services gives clients greater optionality to move and manage liquidity across regions and currencies in real-time.\u201d<\/p>\n\n\n\n
\u201cThe expansion of Citi Token Services into Japan connects clients in the market to Citi\u2019s growing 24\/7 payments, collateral and liquidity solutions, enabling USD transactions to move in and out of Japan in real time and helping corporate and financial institutional treasurers put capital to work more efficiently,\u201d said Kanika Thakur, Head of Services for Japan, Asia North and Australia.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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