Overview
- Oracle says the platform is slated for availability in 2026, targeting banks and financial institutions looking to issue and manage tokenized assets.
- The system is powered by Oracle Blockchain and Oracle AI Database 26ai and includes pre-built tokenization smart contracts and enterprise-grade security.
- Interoperability features include integration with Hyperledger Besu and support for both permissioned environments and the public Ethereum mainnet.
- Low-code tools and AI-powered analytics aim to let institutions design products such as stablecoins, deposit tokens, and CBDCs, with dynamic APIs and event orchestration for end-to-end integration.
- Oracle executives say the offering addresses scalability, resiliency, security, integration, and regulatory reporting, while analysts note the opportunity alongside concerns about data center and capital constraints.