blockchainOct 12, 2026AI summary

Standard Chartered Adds RLUSD Custody in Dubai

Standard Chartered has launched RLUSD custody through its Dubai branch, with a planned LMAX link intended to support institutional collateral use.

Standard Chartered Adds RLUSD Custody in Dubai

Standard Chartered has introduced custody services for RLUSD through its Dubai branch, according to The Defiant.

A planned connection with LMAX would allow institutional clients to pledge the stablecoin as collateral while keeping it outside the trading venue.

The custody launch and proposed LMAX integration are separate steps. The source describes the trading link as planned, rather than already available.

Source: The Defiant

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