250520(조간) 주요국(미국, 중국, 영국, 싱가포르, 인도, 독일) 금융 플랫폼 뉴스 토픽

United States
• Capital Bank, N.A. has officially launched a next‑generation digital banking platform powered by Q2, offering enhanced treasury management features and consistent access across channels to support geographic expansion.  
• CME Group began trading the first CFTC‑regulated XRP futures contracts on May 19, 2025, providing U.S. investors with cash‑settled cryptocurrency derivatives for the first time.  

China
• Regulators are moving cautiously toward launching China’s first domestic options trading market later in 2025, with pilot schemes under review to expand the nation’s capital market infrastructure.  
• Bonree Data Technology Co., Ltd. released the Bonree ONE 2025 Spring version of its AI‑driven observability platform—now with an all‑English interface—and announced global market expansion plans.  

United Kingdom
• The UK government has unveiled legislation to establish the Private Intermittent Securities and Capital Exchange System (PISCES), a new trading platform enabling intermittent secondary-market trading of private‑company shares to bolster the IPO pipeline.  
• The Treasury expects stock exchanges to launch their PISCES platforms in the coming months, with share trading set to begin in Autumn 2025 under the new regulatory framework.  

Singapore
• Singapore‑based fintech CrediLinq closed an $8.5 million Series A funding round led by OM/VC and MS&AD Ventures to scale its consumer lending platform.  
• Sea Limited officially opened its new global headquarters for digital financial services in Singapore and rebranded SeaMoney to “Monee” as it refocuses on cross‑border payments and e‑wallet offerings.

India
• One MobiKwik Systems Ltd. launched its “Pocket UPI” multimedia campaign featuring actor Jaideep Ahlawat to drive adoption of its UPI‑based payments platform.  
• The Reserve Bank of India has mandated that, effective May 1, 2025, all regulated financial institutions use the PRAVAAH portal for licence and approval applications, centralizing online submissions.  

Germany
• Deutsche Bank is preparing to launch its own ZKsync‑based Ethereum Layer 2 network for financial institutions, enabling banks to operate dedicated L2 chains and issue stablecoins under clear regulatory guidelines.  
• The European Payments Initiative’s Wero mobile‑payment wallet, designed to unify real‑time payments across Western Europe, has gone live in Germany with support for instant transfers and e‑commerce payments.