The bank aims to pioneer a range of tokenised assets, from Islamic finance to wealth products.

Maybank has launched a pilot for ringgit tokenised money under Malaysia’s Digital Asset Innovation Hub (DAIH).

The pilot, launched in partnership with energy infrastructure company Yinson Holdings Berhad, will explore on-chain cross-border payments involving ringgit and other ASEAN deposit tokens using Maybank’s permissioned blockchain.

It will assess the technical feasibility and operational readiness of such transactions in near real-time, according to a press release.

Maybank said it aims to pioneer a range of tokenised assets, including tokenised Islamic finance for businesses— whether large corporates or small and medium enterprises (SMEs)— as well as services for retail customers.

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For wealth clients, Maybank is exploring tokenised investment products, especially Islamic finance assets such as sukuk and funds.