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Hey Digital Banking Fanatic!
Clearbank’s European arm just launched something called Digital Asset Rails, which is essentially a new plumbing system for moving money across borders, faster and more flexibly than before.
The launch addresses long-standing constraints in global payments by introducing programmable liquidity for cross-border flows. A programmable system means you can attach rules and conditions to the money movement.
Digital Asset Rails builds on ClearBank Europe’s status as the first Dutch credit institution to complete MiCA notification to offer digital asset services, and I covered that in early April.
The service is aimed at other financial institutions (payment companies, electronic money institutions, and banks), not individual consumers.
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🇪🇺 ClearBank Europe has launched Digital Asset Rails, enabling programmable liquidity for cross-border settlements with 24/7 EUR payouts via SEPA Instant. The new capability connects stablecoin transfers with regulated banking infrastructure to improve liquidity efficiency and reduce prefunding needs.
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