The Clearing House selects Quant to power US tokenized deposit network

Quant: Quant is a provider of programmable money infrastructure specializing in interoperability between blockchain networks and regulated financial systems. It has previously supported tokenized deposit solutions for banks in the UK. Quant was selected by The Clearing House to power the interoperability, orchestration, and transaction management layers of the U.S. On-Chain Money Initiative. The Clearing House: The Clearing House is a bank-owned payments company that operates core U.S. payment networks including RTP and CHIPS. It recently launched the On-Chain Money Initiative to enable interbank clearing and settlement of tokenized deposits. The organization selected Quant to deliver the interoperability and transaction management technology for this network, connecting on-chain activity with existing fiat rails. Use Cases: The network targets opportunities in corporate treasury, liquidity management, cross-border payments, and digital asset settlement. Bank Integration: The initiative connects tokenized deposit capabilities directly to established U.S. payment rails such as RTP and CHIPS. Global Precedent: Quant's technology has already been deployed in regulated bank environments outside the U.S. for tokenized deposit workflows.