Deutsche Bank sees tokenization moving into mainstream finance

By Public Technologies
  • Deutsche Bank published three reports examining tokenization’s potential to reshape financial infrastructure, payments and global capital flows.
  • Adoption is expanding beyond Treasury products and money market funds into broader market infrastructure, though tokenized assets remain small relative to traditional markets.
  • Tokenized money could reduce payment and settlement friction; interoperability, liquidity and governance remain significant hurdles.
  • Easier access to tokenized assets could attract global investment as countries compete for funding for AI infrastructure and strategic industries.
  • Tokenization is expected to modernize financial infrastructure rather than eliminate intermediaries.


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