Oracle expanded its Digital Assets Data Nexus on Sept. 23, 2026, to help banks support tokenized deposits, stablecoins and central bank digital currencies through their existing payment infrastructure. The platform connects legacy accounts and ISO 20022 payment systems with digital wallets and blockchain rails, coordinating on-chain and off-chain activity while returning transaction status, reporting and notifications to bank payment hubs. The update includes built-in connectivity for Oracle Banking Payments, integration with Swift Ledger, programmable wallets and AI-enabled monitoring. Compliance checks for anti-money-laundering, know-your-customer and know-your-business requirements are embedded in transaction workflows, alongside bank-defined wallet permissions, limits and approval rules. Oracle said suspicious activity can trigger holds, account suspensions or token freezes, subject to human review before actions are finalized. Oracle initially targeted general availability in 2026, while later product materials said the expanded capabilities were planned for fiscal year 2027.