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EPISODE · Jan 31, 2026 · 6 MIN

From Digital Banking to Programmable Money

from The Smart Money Stack · host Rameez Ali

In this episode of The Smart Money Stack, Rameez Ali explores the shift from digital banking to programmable money and why 2026 marks a turning point for global finance. With regulatory clarity in the United States and Europe, stablecoins have moved from speculative assets to regulated financial infrastructure. This episode breaks down how programmable finance is changing treasury operations, settlement speed, and the role of the modern CFO. Rameez explains how real time settlement, smart contracts, and agentic AI are transforming money from a passive store of value into an active, programmable tool. From global trade and liquidity management to emerging markets and institutional deposit tokens, this conversation focuses on what finance leaders need to understand now to stay competitive. If you are a CFO, treasurer, audit leader, or finance professional navigating modernization, this episode provides a clear framework for how programmable money is reshaping the financial stack and why capital velocity is becoming a strategic advantage.

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