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Banks face $230bn payments revenue threat as Tokenised money goes mainstream

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What's happening

SoFi Bank has moved its entire debit and credit card programme onto Mastercard's stablecoin settlement rails, running live settlement with SoFiUSD and expected to process more than $25bn in annualised volume. The rollout represents a bank-issued stablecoin being used in production across Mastercard's network. Industry commentary and a Capgemini estimate say stablecoins, tokenised deposits and central bank digital currencies are moving from experimentation into commercial use and could threaten up to $230bn in banks' payments revenue.

Why it's trending

Multiple firms (SoFi and Mastercard) put bank-issued stablecoin settlement into live production while industry analysis quantifies a large revenue risk, so tokenised money jumped from pilot to commercial impact this week.

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If banks think tokenisation is a niche experiment, SoFi just put $25bn of card volume on-chain to prove them wrong, and Capgemini warns $230bn of payments revenue is at stake next.

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