US Banks Get Tokenized Deposit Infrastructure via ZKsync Prividium

🏦 Banks get blockchain rails

By zkSync
Jul 9, 2026, 3:43 PM
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Community and regional banks are gaining access to shared tokenized deposit infrastructure built on ZKsync's Prividium platform.​

Key advantages for traditional banks:

  • Leverage existing relationships, trust, and regulatory standing
  • Compete with digital-native entrants in the digital assets economy
  • Access compliant blockchain rails without sacrificing regulatory requirements

The infrastructure, called Cari, runs on a permissioned, private blockchain powered by Prividium.​ It enables regulated US banks to issue bank-backed digital money while maintaining compliance.​

Tokenized deposits are bank-issued digital deposits that operate on blockchain infrastructure, secured by Ethereum.​ Prividium provides the enterprise-controlled environment banks need to participate in this emerging financial system.​

This development gives traditional financial institutions the technical foundation to offer digital asset services while preserving their regulatory advantages over newer market entrants.​

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