We're delighted to be sponsoring @UKFtweets's Tokenised Markets and Money Conference 2026 on 19 October in London. Our Chief Product Officer, Martin Hargreaves, will join the panel 'Institutional Money and Next Generation Deposits,' exploring #tokeniseddeposit consortiums and cross-border #interoperability. View the agenda and book your place: ukfinance.org.uk/events-trai… #Tokenisation #DigitalMoney

Every settlement demo you'll see at @Sibos ends the same way, but ours doesn't. One week today, on the Discover Stage, we will be running a live repo against a tokenised bond in Murex's MX.3, powered by Quant's orchestration layer, then killing it mid-execution. What happens next is the point: full rollback, no state change, no unwind. 🗓️ Monday 28 September ⏱️ 10:30 - 11:00AM 📍 Discover Stage Add the session to your calendar here: quant.network/event/sibos202… #Sibos2026 #ProgrammableSettlement #Tokenisation

Central banks, commercial banks, and payment infrastructures have invested in new rails and standards. Yet settlement still lags behind messaging. Most #crossborderpayments settle sequentially, leg one, then leg two, with a gap between them where risk, cost, and failed settlement can creep in. Synchronised settlement closes that gap. Both legs settle together, or neither does. In this article, we break down why this is a coordination problem, not a capability problem, and what live deployments across the UK, Europe, and Latin America already prove is possible: quant.network/perspectives/w… #Settlement

Are you ready for @Sibos Miami? 🌴 With just under two weeks to go, our team will be at Stand DISL51, ready to talk through how Quant is powering programmable money for regulated institutions. Book a meeting to discuss: ✅ Making tokenised deposits programmable, for treasury, liquidity and cross-border PvP ✅ Synchronised settlement of tokenised assets, with zero settlement risk and T+0 ✅ Programmable treasury for banks, from real-time liquidity sweeps to FX exposure and hedging If you're working on tokenisation, settlement infrastructure or programmable payments, we'd love to connect: meetings-eu1.hubspot.com/len… #SibosMiami #TokenisedDeposits #Programmability #Settlement

Tokenised deposits are moving past the pilot stage. Three use cases keep showing up across banks in the UK, Europe and North America, and none require new principal risk or stepping outside the existing regulatory perimeter. Discover what these are and why now in our latest article: quant.network/perspectives/t… #TokenisedDeposits #Settlement #CrossBorder

Next month, our Founder and CEO, @gverdian, will be speaking at the 6th edition of @InnFin's FinTech as a Force for Good Forum, taking place on October 8th at The University of Chicago Booth School of Business in London. The event will explore how #FinTech serves as a cornerstone of the UK’s #financialinfrastructure - driving economic growth while enhancing strategic and social resilience. Join leading innovators and policymakers shaping the future of FinTech. Register here: luma.com/dno43k1g?lm_source=… Learn more: innovatefinance.com/fintecha… #FinTechForGood #FFFG2026

This week, @UKFtweets and @OliverWyman published a report 'Building Digital Markets of the Future,' setting out how the UK can build deep, liquid #tokenisedmarkets across the full lifecycle. The report points to industry momentum: progress on the DIGIT sovereign debt instrument, growing engagement from the FCA and Bank of England, strong participation in the Digital Securities Sandbox, and innovations like the Great British Tokenised Deposit. The message is clear and the foundations are in place, the priority now is turning that progress into execution. This is exactly the space that Quant operates in, helping build the #settlement and orchestration infrastructure that lets #tokeniseddeposits and #digitalassets move efficiently and securely across the financial system. Reports like this reinforce why that work matters and why the UK has a genuine opportunity to lead. Read the full report to learn where digital markets are heading: ukfinance.org.uk/policy-and-…

What are #programmablepayments? In simple terms, programmable payments are automated payments that are triggered when certain conditions are met. While many systems today offer a version of automated payments, like standing orders or direct debits, programmable payments go much further. They allow for greater customisation, like paying only when a service is delivered or when your account balance hits a certain level. In this article, we’ll delve deeper into the benefits of #programmability and what it means for businesses and consumers alike: quant.network/perspectives/p…

📢 Thirty minutes, three perspectives and one live #programmablesettlement demo. Join Quant and Murex for a session on the Discover Stage at @Sibos Miami, where they will explore a key constraint in tokenised #capitalmarkets: synchronising the asset and cash legs without moving away from established trading and #settlement workflows. Our Chief Commercial Officer, Lenna Russ, and our Chief Product Officer, Martin Hargreaves, will join Murex's Global Head of Market Development, Marc Natale, to demonstrate programmable settlement through MX.3, including synchronised delivery vs. payment and how a failed settlement condition is managed. 🗓️ Take a look at Quant's Sibos agenda and add the session to your calendar: quant.network/event/sibos202… #SibosMiami #DvP #Tokenisation

Why use #tokeniseddeposits and #programmablesettlement in capital markets? In the third and final instalment of this series, our Chief Product Officer, Martin Hargreaves, looks at how programmable settlement lets tokenised deposits move through #capitalmarkets via PayScript® automation and orchestration, unlocking settlement flows that are faster, more efficient and better integrated. Want to learn more? Come and speak to the team at @Sibos Miami, stand DISL51 in the Discover Area, and hear how we're building the infrastructure for programmable money: quant.network/event/sibos202… #TokenisedDeposits #ProgrammableSettlement #CapitalMarkets #SibosMiami

For decades, #financialinfrastructure has run on batch cycles, siloed systems, and manual processes built for a different era. However, that's changing, and faster than most people realise. Continuous #settlement instead of end-of-day cycles. Interoperable systems that coordinate cash and asset movements with finality, not just communicate. Programmable rails that carry logic as well as value. In this article we break down the three shifts defining the next generation of financial infrastructure, and why the institutions leading it aren't waiting for a roadmap: quant.network/perspectives/t… #ProgrammableMoney

A welcome step from @hmtreasury this week: plans confirmed to give the @bankofengland a new secondary objective supporting #payments innovation, including #tokenisation, #DLT and digital settlement assets, alongside its financial stability mandate. Regulatory clarity like this is what moves #programmablemoney from pilots to production. A direction we've long supported, and one that aligns closely with our work in tokenisation, execution and settlement. Learn more: gov.uk/government/news/minis…

How do #tokeniseddeposits help with cross-border payments? This is the second video in our short series exploring the key topics we'll be talking about at @Sibos. Hear our Chief Product Officer, Martin Hargreaves, break down how tokenised deposits can transform foreign exchange payments, bringing PvP-level safety and speed to intraday flows and beyond. Look out for part three coming next week, where we'll be explaining #programmablesettlement. Come and speak to us at Sibos Miami, stand DISL51 in the Discover Area, to learn how we're building the infrastructure of programmable money: quant.network/event/sibos202… #CrossBorder #ProgrammableFinance #SibosMiami

Settlement is where #digitalasset infrastructure gets tested at scale, specifically what happens when the cash leg has to move in lockstep with the asset leg, across multiple banks, accounts and currencies. This isn't theoretical. Quant is one of 18 firms participating in the Bank of England's #SynchronisationLab as a Synchronisation Operator, testing synchronised multi-bank treasury rebalancing: large corporates coordinating transfers across several banks as a single settlement bundle, rather than as sequential legs each carrying its own exposure. Discover where the infrastructure is heading, and what institutions building now need to solve for in this article: quant.network/perspectives/s… #ProgrammableSettlement