JP Morgan Launches JPM Coin for Instant Institutional USD Transfers

JP Morgan launches JPM Coin on Coinbase’s Base and Kinexys network for instant, regulated USD transfers targeting institutional clients

  • JP Morgan has launched JPM Coin, a deposit token for its institutional clients.
  • The token runs on Coinbase’s Base Blockchain and the Kinexys network, allowing instant USD transfers around the clock.
  • The JPM Coin is fully backed by institutional deposits and maintains a 1:1 token-to-dollar value.
  • Kinexys currently processes about $3 billion in daily transactions and plans to expand token access and blockchain compatibility, pending regulatory approval.
  • The bank aims to extend JPM Coin services to clients’ customers and other currencies eventually.

JP Morgan, a global investment bank, has introduced JPM Coin, a deposit token designed for its institutional clients. The digital asset operates on JPMorgan-rolls-out-deposit-token-jpm-coin-in-digital-asset-push”>Coinbase’s BASE blockchain and the Kinexys network, enabling 24/7 instant transfers in U.S. dollars. This initiative supports the bank’s move toward faster, yield-generating digital payments.

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JPM Coin represents a digital version of existing funds held in traditional accounts and is backed on a one-to-one basis by customer deposits. Unlike typical stablecoins, the deposit token complies with banking regulations and is specifically issued for institutional holdings. According to Naveen Mallela, Global Head of the Blockchain Division at Kinexys, “stablecoins get a lot of buzz, but for institutional clients, deposit-based products offer a compelling alternative. These can be yield-bearing.”

The JPM Coin currently services only institutional clients of the bank. However, Mallela mentioned plans to broaden access to clients’ customers and expand the token to other blockchains and currency denominations, subject to regulatory approval. The Kinexys network already manages approximately $3 billion in daily transaction volume.

The development reflects JP Morgan’s efforts to modernize digital financial services while maintaining compliance with established banking standards. The timeline for a public launch or for retail customer access remains unspecified.

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