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Home / Business and Economy / Alibaba Leverages Blockchain to Revolutionize Cross-Border Payments

Alibaba Leverages Blockchain to Revolutionize Cross-Border Payments

16 Nov

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Summary

  • Alibaba.com to use tokenized fiat currencies for faster, cheaper global transactions
  • Partnering with JPMorgan to build blockchain-based payment system
  • Exploring stablecoins as future option, but focusing on bank-issued digital tokens first
Alibaba Leverages Blockchain to Revolutionize Cross-Border Payments

As of November 16th, 2025, Alibaba's global business-to-business platform, Alibaba.com, is taking a significant step towards revolutionizing cross-border payments. The company has announced plans to begin using tokenized deposits backed by fiat currencies such as the U.S. dollar and euro, in partnership with JPMorgan.

This blockchain-based technology is designed to expedite international transactions and minimize the number of intermediaries involved. Currently, a U.S. buyer sending dollars to a Chinese supplier may face a complex process of funds being routed through multiple banks and undergoing currency conversions, adding both time and cost. With tokenized currency, a digital version of the dollar could be transferred directly over a blockchain system, bypassing these intermediaries.

Alibaba.com will leverage JPMorgan's JPMD infrastructure, a system designed to facilitate the movement of tokenized deposits between institutional clients. Unlike stablecoins, which are typically issued by non-banks and backed by assets like treasuries, these tokenized deposits will sit on a regulated bank's balance sheet, ensuring greater regulatory and operational clarity.

While Alibaba is also exploring the possibility of adopting stablecoins in the future, the company's initial focus will be on bank-issued digital tokens to ensure a smooth transition and compliance with relevant regulations.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Alibaba.com is partnering with JPMorgan to use tokenized versions of major currencies like the U.S. dollar and euro, which will allow for faster and more cost-effective international transactions by bypassing intermediaries.
Unlike stablecoins, which are typically issued by non-banks and backed by assets like treasuries, the tokenized deposits Alibaba.com will use will sit on a regulated bank's balance sheet, providing greater regulatory and operational clarity.
The new system aims to speed up cross-border transactions and reduce the number of intermediaries involved, which can add both time and cost to the current process of international payments.

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