Key Takeaways Canada’s OSFI ruled tokenized deposits legally match traditional ones, removing a major regulatory hurdle. The regulator adopted a tech-neutral stance, binding tokenized assets to current financial compliance laws. Banks can now implement tokenized deposits, lifting compliance burdens and accelerating digital adoption. Canadian Banking Regulator Takes A Stance Regarding Tokenized Deposits The Canadian financial system has received good news regarding the possible integration of decentralized technologies in its banking ecosystem. On Thursday, the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI), the Canadian banking regulator that supervises nearly 350 financial institutions and 1,200 pension plans, took a friendly stance …


