ZK is the endgame

A new managed services offering addresses a key challenge for enterprises entering blockchain: infrastructure management. **What's Being Offered:** - Production-grade blockchain infrastructure management - Enterprises retain ownership and configuration control - Operational responsibilities handled by the service provider **The Problem It Solves:** Most companies lack the specialized expertise to run blockchain infrastructure at scale. This service lets them focus on their core business while accessing enterprise-grade blockchain capabilities. **Key Benefits:** - Companies keep control of their blockchain - Revenue stays with the enterprise - Enterprise-level guarantees and support This represents a shift from platforms that capture value created by enterprises to infrastructure that serves enterprise needs while letting them maintain ownership.

**ZKsync has launched Prividium**, a purpose-built blockchain platform enabling financial institutions to operate on Ethereum while maintaining privacy and compliance. **Key Features:** - Private, permissioned infrastructure secured by Ethereum - Built-in compliance through cryptographic enforcement - Cross-chain connectivity without exposing sensitive data - Turnkey solution with access controls and private infrastructure **Early Adoption:** Over 30 institutions including Citi and Deutsche Bank have joined the Prividium Breakthrough Initiative. Deutsche Bank is already co-developing an onchain fund management solution on Memento ZK Chain, powered by Prividium. **Use Cases:** - Global payroll systems - Wholesale cross-border payments - Tokenized asset issuance - Treasury management The platform addresses a critical gap: enabling institutions to leverage blockchain technology without sacrificing regulatory compliance or data privacy. Unlike traditional approaches that treat privacy and compliance as opposing forces, Prividium uses modern cryptography to achieve both simultaneously. [Learn more about Prividium](https://www.zksync.io/prividium)

A platform is offering tools to launch custom blockchain networks with capabilities for tokenizing real-world assets and building programmable capital markets. **Key features include:** - Chain deployment and monetization controls - Real-world asset tokenization infrastructure - Programmable capital markets framework - Real-time cross-border settlement capabilities The announcement emphasizes connecting blockchain technology to practical financial applications, focusing on asset tokenization and international payment systems.

**Major shift in banking infrastructure underway** Tokenized deposits are emerging as potentially the fastest growing onchain asset class, according to analysis presented on The Rollup. **Recent institutional adoption includes:** - BNY launched digital asset expansion with tokenized deposits for collateral and margin workflows - Lloyds Bank completed tokenized deposit trade on public blockchain - Stripe enabled direct crypto payments through Crypto.com partnership **Market momentum building:** - Stablecoin transactions hit record $33 trillion in 2025 (77% increase) - USDC alone accounted for $18.3 trillion in transactions - Amundi forecasts tokenized funds reaching $120B by 2030 Lloyds' Surath Sengupta describes the shift: *"This transaction offers a glimpse into the future of finance: faster, smarter, and more efficient."* The convergence of major banks launching tokenized deposit products, payment giants integrating crypto, and record stablecoin usage suggests 2026 could mark an inflection point for institutional blockchain adoption.

**ZKsync has introduced a new solution enabling regulated financial institutions to issue tokenized deposits on private, enterprise-controlled blockchain infrastructure.** - The platform provides banks and financial institutions with dedicated onchain rails that maintain privacy and regulatory compliance - This builds on ZKsync's existing tokenization work with institutions like Tradable, Sygnum, and GCBA - The solution addresses a key barrier for traditional finance: maintaining control and privacy while leveraging blockchain technology The infrastructure allows banks to tokenize deposits while keeping transaction data private and under institutional control, rather than on public networks. This approach aims to bridge traditional banking with blockchain capabilities without compromising regulatory requirements or institutional standards.