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What tokenised money means for your institution, and what to do about it

I advise banks, payment infrastructures and market bodies on stablecoins, tokenised deposits and digital assets - how they work, where the regulation is heading, and which decisions need to be made.

Led the team who wrote the report for Project Khokha, the South African Reserve Bank's first wholesale CBDC experiment


Founded the blockchain capability at PwC South Africa


Currently Head of Digital Payments at PayInc, South Africa's automated clearing house

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Every rand stablecoin, tracked

Supply, holders and trading volume for ten ZAR-pegged stablecoins across nine blockchains, in one place.

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The questions I get asked

Most of my work starts with one of four questions. Each needs a different kind of help.

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Where do we start?

Tokenisation in the context of your business model, your services and your customers, rather than in the abstract.

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What should we do?

A strategic position and a set of choices, framed so that a board or ExCo can act on them.

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What is actually going on?

What peers here and abroad are building, what has worked, what has quietly been shelved, and what the regulators are signalling.

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What do we build?

Business case, build-buy-partner, proof of concept, and the capability to run it afterwards.

What I publish

I write regularly on stablecoins, tokenised money and strategy, and I maintain a live tracker of every rand-denominated stablecoin in issue.

Money is being rebuilt in public

Stablecoins moved from the edge of the crypto market to the agenda of every central bank in under three years. Tokenised deposits are being piloted by the largest banks in the world. In South Africa the IFWG, the Reserve Bank and FSCA are all consulting on how this should be regulated, and the answers will shape what institutions here are allowed to build for the next decade.

The institutions that come out of this well are the ones that form a view early and test it, rather than waiting for the rules before they do anything.

Where are you in this?

If you have a tokenisation question that needs an answer rather than a seminar, send it over - click the button below. A first conversation costs nothing and usually clarifies whether there is a piece of work that needs to be done.

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