
How Programmable Payments Work With Tokenized Deposits
Programmable payments attach rules to money, and tokenized deposits give those rules something safe to move. Here is how the two layers fit together.

Programmable payments attach rules to money, and tokenized deposits give those rules something safe to move. Here is how the two layers fit together.

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