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Payward links SGB Net for round-the-clock institutional dollar settlement

The Kraken infrastructure group says selected institutional clients in Asia and the Gulf can now settle U.S. dollar transactions through Singapore Gulf Bank’s network at any hour.

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Analysis

Payward says it has integrated SGB Net, the clearing network of Bahrain-regulated Singapore Gulf Bank. The initial service covers dollar transactions for selected clients; additional currencies and wider access remain planned. Separately, SGB plans to use Kraken Prime for digital-asset and draw on Payward markets to price customer trades in coming months. That future liquidity arrangement is distinct from the settlement integration described as available now. The connection addresses the mismatch between continuously traded digital assets and banking cutoffs. For participating institutions, faster funding could reduce delays in moving cash into trading positions. It does not establish universal round-the-clock settlement across banks or jurisdictions.

What remains uncertain

Availability and performance are company-reported. The release does not specify participating-client counts, integration transaction volumes, pricing or a timetable for broader access.

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