Banks vie for corporate deposits with programmable liquidity
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On October 15, 2026, PYMNTS reported that large banks are competing for corporate deposits through faster cross-border payments, tokenized deposits, digital platforms, and automated cash management capabilities, while offering chief financial officers (CFOs) greater control over funds routing and liquidity. The report cited data from JPMorgan Payments showing quarterly revenue of $5.6 billion, up 14% year over year. Citi said tokenized deposits are operating in seven markets globally and connected to its 24/7 clearing capabilities. Current reporting indicates that banks are using payments, deposits, and cash management capabilities to provide more programmable liquidity services.
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- PYMNTSSelectedHow banks are using programmable liquidity to compete for corporate deposits
Large banks are competing for corporate deposits through faster cross-border payments, tokenized deposits, digital platforms, and automated treasury management capabilities, while giving CFOs greater control over fund routing and liquidity. JPMorgan Payments reported quarterly revenue of $5.6 billion, up 14% year over year; Citi said tokenized deposits are already operating in seven markets globally and connected to its 24/7 clearing capabilities.
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