Evidence record
Bank Negara Malaysia onboards three ringgit stablecoin and tokenised deposit initiatives to its Digital Asset Innovation Hub
Read the item · published 2026-02-11
Evidence
- Confidence
- High Primary source (regulator / official record); quote string-matched against the live page.
- Quote verified
- 2026-10-23 21:22 UTC
- Archived snapshot
- Not archived yet
- Source type
- Primary Bank Negara Malaysia ↗
Change log (2)
- 2026-10-24 Verify run (deploy): verifiedAt refresh, verify snapshots (c2a86c2)
- 2026-10-24 Jurisdictions: 5 verified Tier 1/2 items (CH Federal Council stablecoin/crypto licence consultation, BNM DAIH ringgit stablecoins + tokenised deposits, FSCA CAS (52685db)
Verified quotes
“Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) wishes to announce that the Digital Asset Innovation Hub (DAIH) has onboarded three initiatives to test real-world applications involving ringgit stablecoins and tokenised deposits in 2026.”
“Notably, BNM intends to provide greater clarity on the use of ringgit stablecoins and tokenised deposits by end-2026.”
“The three initiatives will focus on wholesale payment use cases across both domestic and cross-border transactions, including to enable the settlement of tokenised assets.”
String-matched against https://www.bnm.gov.my/-/daih-upd by scripts/verify.mjs before every deploy.
Additional evidence
- Primary Digital Asset Innovation Hub — initiatives under the DAIH (updated as at 30 July 2026) ↗ · Bank Negara Malaysia
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