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Wall Street’s plans for stablecoin, from Goldman to JPMorgan

Last updated: July 19, 2025 10:15 am
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Stablecoins are making waves on Wall Street as banks are now looking to dive into the digital currency space. The recent passing of the GENIUS Act, the first federal law regulating digital currency, has paved the way for traditional banks to issue stablecoins, which are dollar-linked digital tokens used for money transfers and payments.

During recent second-quarter earnings calls, CEOs of major US banks discussed their plans to launch stablecoin products or have already done so. This shift in strategy signals a readiness among big banks to embrace this technology and cater to the growing demand for digital currency solutions.

Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan, expressed the bank’s interest in stablecoins by launching “JPMD,” a deposit token that allows for money transfers and interest payments. While Dimon remains slightly skeptical, he emphasized the importance of being involved in both deposit tokens and stablecoins to stay ahead in the rapidly evolving fintech landscape.

Similarly, Jane Fraser, CEO of Citigroup, showcased enthusiasm for the bank’s “Citi Token Services” already operating in four markets. She highlighted the bank’s focus on real-time cross-border payments and the potential issuance of a Citi stablecoin, emphasizing the importance of tokenized deposits in driving innovation.

Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon acknowledged the firm’s exploration of stablecoin implementation but remained cautious about the specific product offerings. He highlighted the firm’s focus on funding opportunities and improved financial transactions facilitated by stablecoins.

On the other hand, Brian Moynihan, CEO of Bank of America, took a more reserved approach, citing the need for clear legal guidance before fully embracing stablecoins. While the bank is preparing for potential demand, Moynihan emphasized the complexity of partnerships with stablecoin firms and the importance of simplicity for customers.

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Morgan Stanley’s CFO, Sharon Yeshaya, indicated that the bank is evaluating the stablecoin space but has not deployed any public-facing products yet. The bank’s approach is cautious and observational as they assess the landscape and potential uses for their client base.

Overall, the shift towards stablecoins by major Wall Street banks reflects a growing trend in the financial industry towards digital currency solutions. As regulations evolve and technology advances, banks are positioning themselves to meet the changing needs of consumers in a rapidly digitizing world.

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