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Vantage Bank of San Antonio and Custodia of Cheyenne, Wyoming released a white paper on June 18, 2026 outlining the Hazel Network, infrastructure the two institutions describe as already live and built specifically for banks and credit unions.
The central feature is a unified token that combines tokenized bank deposits and stablecoins — two instruments that have operated in largely separate corners of digital asset markets.
What the Hazel Network Proposes The white paper positions the network as a single-instrument solution for regulated deposit-taking institutions, a segment that has generally moved more slowly than non-bank entities in adopting digital asset rails.
By merging tokenized deposits with stablecoins into one unified token, the architecture spares banks and credit unions from choosing between the two structures or maintaining parallel infrastructure for each.
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