Oracle Expands Digital Assets Platform

Oracle has expanded its Digital Assets Data Nexus with new tools for payment execution, wallet controls, and AI-based monitoring. Oracle is a technology company providing cloud and database software for businesses.

The update connects digital-asset transactions with existing banking and payment systems through ISO 20022 messaging. Banks can use the platform to manage traditional and digital forms of money within the same operating model, instead of creating separate payment systems for each asset or network.

The platform supports multiple blockchain ledgers, custodial wallets, and smart contracts. It can also coordinate on-chain and off-chain operations, including transactions that require several systems to complete together.

Oracle is adding controls for compliance and transaction management. Banks can apply KYC, sanctions, and AML checks, set transfer limits and approval rules, and monitor wallet activity. Oracle AI Database will combine transaction history, smart-contract data and workflow records for reconciliation, audits and risk monitoring.

The company said the platform is designed for regulated financial institutions and can support use cases including stablecoins, tokenized deposits, CBDCs, digital bonds and real-world assets. It will also integrate with Swift Ledger, allowing banks to connect tokenized deposits with existing settlement systems.

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