Bakkt's $208T Bet, Clarity Act Stalls & BRICS Payment Independence | Sep 12-15
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Bakkt's $208T Bet, Clarity Act Stalls & BRICS Payment Independence | Sep 12-15
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(00:00:46) Correspondent Banking's Structural Weakness
(00:01:32) Clarity Act September Vote
(00:02:22) BRICS Summit Payment Independence Push
(00:03:12) Venture Capital Shifts to Hard Infrastructure
(00:03:56) What to Watch Next
This episode of Fintech & Banking Daily covers six stories that collectively define where global payments infrastructure is heading in 2025 — and where it is stalling.
Bakkt has announced enterprise-grade cross-border payment rails built on stablecoins, targeting the $208 trillion global cross-border payments market. The core pitch: 24/7 settlement with no cut-off windows, no correspondent banking chains, no Monday morning clearance for Friday afternoon wires. The structural challenge to decades-old correspondent banking is real — but so is the gap between announcement and confirmed production deployment.
In Washington, Senate Majority Leader John Thune has scheduled a procedural vote on the Clarity Act for September 15th. The bill would split crypto oversight between the SEC and CFTC and tighten AML rules, but the 60-vote threshold remains out of reach. After over $200 million in crypto political spending in 2024, the industry is now pivoting toward regulatory agency rulemaking rather than comprehensive legislation.
At the BRICS summit in India, September 12-13, CBDC linkage and national-currency trade are formally on the agenda. RBI Governor Das confirmed proposals to connect fast payment systems with CBDCs — but no BRICS member has a production CBDC in market yet. The gap between summit ambition and operational reality is wide.
On the venture side, capital is rotating hard into infrastructure: Tokyo's Paytner raised ¥2.3 billion in Series D for invoice factoring, Sydney's Gridsight raised $26M for AI-powered grid management, and India's Kepler Aerospace secured $8M in seed funding for satellite-based defence intelligence. Consumer fintech is losing ground to hard infrastructure plays.
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