DBS survey finds nearly 90% of firms turning to tokenised money
In short
DBS said nearly 90% of businesses are turning to tokenised money, according to its survey. The summary gives no number of firms, country or timing.
The result suggests more companies are trying tokenised payments and cash tools. It is not stated which industries were surveyed or how they are using them.
What the reporting says
A DBS survey found that nearly 90% of businesses are turning to tokenised money, according to the publisher-supplied summary. The reporting does not state the survey size, geography or the exact use cases, only that adoption is already widespread. The immediate significance is that tokenised payments and cash management appear to be moving into mainstream corporate use, but the source does not provide more detail.
Why it matters
DBS, according to the publisher-supplied summary, found that nearly 90% of businesses are turning to tokenised money. The available reporting is very limited and does not state the sample, market or specific products involved. Even so, the finding points to broad corporate interest in tokenisation, which could affect payments and treasury services, but the source does not say how quickly adoption is happening or where it is strongest.