Dallas Fed Economists Warn Tokenized Deposits Could Trigger Bank Rate Wars
PYMNTS · Published Aug 26, 2026, 12:49 PM EDT
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Widespread adoption of tokenized deposits could make it easier for depositors to move their funds to pursue higher interest rates and therefore require banks to raise their rates to remain competitive, two Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas economists wrote in a Tuesday (Aug. 25) blog post.
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Widespread adoption of tokenized deposits could make it easier for depositors to move their funds to pursue higher interest rates and therefore require banks to raise their rates to remain competitive, two Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas economists wrote in a Tuesday (Aug. 25) blog post.
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Published by PYMNTS. Category: Institutional. Published Aug 26, 2026, 12:49 PM EDT.
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