Oracle has partnered with Swift to integrate its blockchain ledger, allowing financial institutions to connect their tokenized deposit systems with existing payment infrastructure. This integration enables banks to manage traditional and digital asset payments through a unified platform, enhancing real-time cross-border payments, transparency, and compliance. Oracle's solution simplifies implementation with its Blockchain Platform and Digital Assets Data Nexus, supporting secure and scalable tokenized deposit services. This collaboration aims to modernize payment flows and meet growing customer demands for seamless, always-on digital payment experiences.
As of Sep 28, 2026 19:14 WIB, Oracle Corporation (ORCL) shares are trading at USD 133.30 on Pluang, down 2.76% for the day. The company holds a market capitalization of $414.55 billion and a dividend yield of 1.46%. This integration news comes while ORCL experiences a typical hold time of 72 days among Pluang investors, highlighting ongoing interest in the technology sector.
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