Capgemini has warned that stablecoins, tokenised deposits, and CBDCs could put USD 230 billion of payments revenue at risk.

Volante’s report “Payment reimagined with AI’’ explores how Agentic AI, stablecoins, CBDCs, and ISO 20022 are reshaping cross-border payments, compliance, liquidity, and payment orchestration. 

Paul Samson and Luna Gao from the Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI) analyse the latest global developments in stablecoin and CBDC issuance and their impact on the greater financial sector.

NatWest Group's Head of Digital Assets, Lee McNabb, shares why digital assets will define the next era of money.

Cross-border payments remain slow, costly, and fragmented across most corridors. Stablecoins are increasingly positioned as a faster, always-on settlement layer that could ease some of that friction, though not all of it.

Mirela Ciobanu, Lead Editor with The Paypers, reports on the key takeaways from a recent webinar on the topic.

Legacy payment and settlement systems remain slow, costly and fragmented. Rob Allen, Head of HEAT at Hashgraph, explains how tokenized money, tokenized assets and interoperable DLT infrastructure could help modernise financial markets, sharing key lessons from Australia's Project Acacia on the future of payments.

What does the tokenisation of money really mean, and why are bankers, regulators, and tech innovators suddenly paying such close attention?

Payment expert Eric Grover analyses the dynamic mix of competing currencies and payment systems - chosen by consumers, businesses, and banks – set to innovate payments over the next decade.