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The Clearing House has selected Quant to power its On-Chain Money Initiative, with the network expected to reach participating institutions in the first half of 2027. Above the Ledger sets out what each bank can build on it, from treasury and liquidity services to conditional payments and cross-border FX. What would this look like in your bank? Book a conversation with us at Sibos, Stand DISL51.

The Bank of England's Synchronisation Lab has moved from theory to hands-on testing, with 18 firms, real use cases and a clear path to production. Quant's focus is on the cash leg, the part of settlement that has historically been the hardest to coordinate at scale. Our Chief Product Officer, Martin Hargreaves, shared what that looks like in practice on a recent Investment Association webinar alongside two other firms demonstrating atomic DvP for digital gilts and straight-through processing for repo and derivatives. Discover three key takeaways from the webinar in our latest article: https://lnkd.in/d-U--g7f #FundSettlement #SynchronisationLab

Understanding programmable liquidity is one thing, seeing it work in practice is another. As enterprises and banks move from experimentation to implementation, the second webinar in the series will examine real-world deployments and reveal what distinguishes successful applications from pilot programs that fail to scale. Register today to join Chris Skinner and Lenna Russ as they explore how programmable money is solving real treasury challenges: https://lnkd.in/ev7-Ad3G #ProgrammableLiquidity #Treasury #ProgrammableMoney #Webinar

Corporate treasury is undergoing a fundamental transformation. As traditional cash management systems struggle to meet the demands of real-time operations, a new infrastructure is emerging, one built on programmable money that embeds logic directly into payment flows. Join leading financial technology commentator and author, Chris Skinner, and our Chief Product Officer, Martin Hargreaves, for a live webinar that will unpack what programmable money is and its impact on corporate treasury. Discover what programmable liquidity means and the technologies making it possible. 🗓️ Tuesday 17 February, 1PM GMT 🔗 Register now to attend live: https://lnkd.in/e2P4xBgH #ProgrammableMoney #CorporateTreasury #ProgrammableLiquidity #Webinar

The future of institutional digital money is no longer theoretical. Today, Quant and 電通総研_DENTSU SOKEN INC. announce a strategic partnership to support the development of programmable settlement and tokenised deposit infrastructure in Japan. Over the past few years, the UK has been one of the first major markets to test how digital money can operate safely inside regulated financial systems. Now, other global financial centres are asking a similar question: how do we take these ideas from pilot to production? This partnership brings together Quant’s experience supporting regulated initiatives in the UK and Europe with Dentsu Soken’s deep implementation expertise and long-standing relationships with Japanese financial institutions. What’s at stake isn’t experimentation; it’s how money, settlement, and liquidity work at institutional scale in a digital economy. 👉 Full announcement in the comments. #ProgrammableMoney #TokenisedDeposits #FinancialInfrastructure #Payments

As tokenised assets gain momentum, post-trade infrastructure remains fragmented across multiple ledgers and settlement systems. Reconciliation has evolved from a back-office routine into a multi-ledger challenge. QuantNet provides the orchestration layer that connects tokenised assets and money across distributed ledgers and traditional systems, without replacing existing infrastructure or introducing custody risk. Learn why the future of post-trade isn't just digital, it's programmable: https://lnkd.in/e_hTdJm2 #CapitalMarkets #Tokenisation #PostTrade #FinancialInfrastructure