BitGo and ZKsync are teaming up to offer banks a full-stack infrastructure for tokenized deposits, as financial institutions look to bring traditional money onto blockchain rails without stepping outside regulatory boundaries.
Five US regional banks are building the Cari Network on ZKsync — tokenized deposits with stablecoin-speed settlement, FDIC-insured and fully within the banking system.
Cari Network picks ZKsync's Prividium to power tokenized deposits for US regional banks — enabling 24/7 settlement while keeping deposits on balance sheet.
Banks seek stablecoin alternatives. Ex-Clinton regulator Eugene Ludwig's startup Cari builds tokenized deposit network offering faster payments with deposit insurance.
Fortune explores how Ethereum is positioning itself for Wall Street adoption, with ZKsync featured as a key scaling solution discussed at ETHDenver 2026.
Huntington, M&T, KeyCorp and peers join Cari Network — Eugene Ludwig's blockchain platform — to build tokenized deposits and stay relevant in the digital asset era.
ZKsync's 2026 roadmap shifts from experimentation to production, prioritizing privacy, deterministic control and native interoperability for institutional adoption.
ZKsync's 2026 roadmap focuses on real-world adoption, expanding Prividium, ZK Stack and Airbender for institutional partners.
Semafor reports on the ADI Chain stablecoin initiative backed by Sheikh Tahnoon's conglomerate IHC, built on ZKsync technology, targeting international payments and digital identity across emerging markets.
