MEDIUMVulnerability
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ClearToken and Consensys bring 24/7 settlement infrastructure to wholesale markets

·Source: Finextra

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Executive Summary

ClearToken, the UK-based market infrastructure group for digital and traditional assets, and Consensys, the protocols and institutional infrastructure company, today announce a strategic partnership to help banks move tokenised assets and cash onto always-on infrastructure, with the legal certainty and controls wholesale markets require.

Analysis

ClearToken, the UK-based market infrastructure group for digital and traditional assets, and Consensys, the protocols and institutional infrastructure company, today announce a strategic partnership to help banks move tokenised assets and cash onto always-on infrastructure, with the legal certainty and controls wholesale markets require.
Source Attribution

Originally published by Finextra on Oct 8, 2026.

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