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8 entries, each linked to an official or primary source. Last reviewed 2026-10-31. Entries are added by hand after review; rumours and logo-wall claims are excluded.

  • 8Entries
  • 1live
  • 2pilot
  • 3announced
  • 2completed
  • 2026-10-31Last reviewed
Partner / programmeTypeWhatStatusDateOfficial sourceLast checked
UK Finance GBTD (tokenised sterling deposits)Banking consortiumQuant was selected by UK Finance and a consortium of UK commercial banks to provide the technology behind the GBTD tokenised sterling deposits project, which ran live pilots. The Bank of England also lists GBTD as a Synchronisation Lab participant.
Quant's release (checked in full) says the initiative, led by UK Finance with Barclays, HSBC, Lloyds, NatWest, Nationwide and Santander, runs until mid-2026. ukfinance.org.uk blocks automated checkers (HTTP 403) but is linked for readers. Check UK Finance for current status.
pilot2025-09-26Quant press release, 26 Sep 20252026-10-31
Bank of England Synchronisation LabCentral bank programmeQuant is one of the organisations selected for the Bank of England's RTGS Synchronisation Lab, testing liquidity optimisation for non-financial corporates (multi-bank treasury rebalancing). The Bank states the Lab is not a regulatory sandbox and does not support real-money payments.
Date is Quant's announcement date (13 Feb 2026). The Bank's page lists Quant under 'Liquidity optimisation for non-financial corporates'. Participation is not an endorsement.
pilot2026-02-13Bank of England Synchronisation Lab page2026-10-31
The Clearing House: On-Chain Money InitiativePayments network operatorThe Clearing House (US) selected Quant to provide the interoperability, orchestration and transaction-management layer for its On-Chain Money Initiative, a network for clearing and settling tokenised deposit transactions. TCH says the network is expected to be available to participating institutions in the first half of 2027.
Not yet live per the announcement.
announced2026-09-24The Clearing House announcement, 24 Sep 20262026-10-31
Murex (MX.3 platform)Software vendorMurex and Quant announced a strategic partnership integrating Quant's programmable money infrastructure into Murex's MX.3 platform so banks can issue, settle and manage tokenised deposits and digital bonds within existing systems.
Announcement of a partnership and integration; the release does not give customer go-live dates.
announced2026-03-25Murex press release, 25 Mar 20262026-10-31
Dentsu Soken (Japan)Technology integratorQuant and Dentsu Soken announced a partnership to support Japan's adoption of tokenised deposits, institutional stablecoins and programmable settlement infrastructure.
We could not locate a Dentsu Soken-hosted copy; sourced to Quant's joint announcement (read in full) with a newswire reprint.
announced2026-01-14Quant press release, 14 Jan 20262026-10-31
Quant Fusion Rollup (mainnet)Quant productQuant announced its Fusion Rollup, a multi-ledger rollup connecting 74 blockchain networks in one execution environment, live on mainnet on 2 June 2026. QNT is the rollup's native token for gas and execution fees, per Blockworks' token filing.
This is Quant's own product, not a third-party partner. Claims such as '74 networks' and 'first' are Quant's.
live2026-06-02Quant announcement, 2 Jun 20262026-10-31
Project Rosalind (BIS / Bank of England)Central bank experimentJoint BIS Innovation Hub and Bank of England retail CBDC API experiment. Quant states that the Overledger infrastructure was used in the project. The BIS release describing the completed project is linked as the primary source for the project itself.
The BIS release text we retrieved does not name Quant; Quant's role rests on Quant's own statement. The project was experimental and completed.
completed2023-06-16BIS press release, 16 Jun 20232026-10-31
UK Regulated Liability Network (UK Finance)Banking consortiumR3 and Quant were selected as technology providers for the experimentation phase of the UK Regulated Liability Network, led by UK Finance with eleven members including Barclays, HSBC, Lloyds, NatWest, Santander and Mastercard and Visa. UK Finance published the results in September 2024. Quant describes GBTD as the follow-on project.
ukfinance.org.uk blocks automated checkers (HTTP 403); its text was confirmed via search results and Quant's own releases, which were read in full. Experimentation phase only; no production claim.
completed2024-04-15UK Finance: successful outcome of the RLN experimentation phase2026-10-31

How to read the statuses

Not financial advice. A partnership or pilot is not an endorsement and does not give QNT holders any claim on Quant's revenue (see myths vs facts). Some official sites (for example ukfinance.org.uk) block automated checkers; where that applies we say so in the entry note.

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