Anchorage Digital says it has launched a new tokenized deposit infrastructure designed for regulated banks. The company says the platform lets banks issue and manage tokenized deposits on blockchain networks while avoiding major changes to their existing core banking systems. According to Anchorage’s announcement, the goal is to enable around-the-clock settlement and payments for financial institutions. CoinDesk and PYMNTS both report that Anchorage positions the service as a way for banks to “bring payments onchain” without fully replacing traditional infrastructure. The company frames the product as an infrastructure layer that banks can use to operate tokenized deposits, rather than a standalone consumer product. The launch is reported as taking place on Monday, June 22, based on the press release cited by PYMNTS. While details such as participating banks, supported networks, and timelines for deployment are not included in the provided excerpts, both outlets agree that Anchorage is introducing a bank-focused platform for issuing and managing tokenized deposits to support continuous settlement.