That said, banks have had to bow down to pressure to keep up with blockchain-based investment products. This has led many of them to adopt real-world asset tokenization to foster 24/7 trading with fewer intermediaries, shorter settlement periods, and fractional asset ownership for retail investors.
JPMorgan Chase, BNY Mellon, and Goldman Sachs are just a few among those bridging traditional finance with blockchain. Bank of Montreal (BMO) and CME Group recently announced plans to launch tokenized cash services late in 2026, pending regulatory approval.
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