DCM Joins the SWIFT Partner Programme
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Following the successful completion of SWIFT’s onboarding and due diligence process, DCM has been accepted into the Partner Programme.
For DCM, this milestone reflects the company’s growing role in connecting traditional banking infrastructure with emerging financial technologies — from ISO 20022-native payments to tokenized deposits and blockchain-based settlement.
Connecting traditional banking with new financial infrastructure
Financial institutions are increasingly looking for ways to adopt new payment and settlement technologies without disrupting the core systems they already rely on.
DCM’s infrastructure is designed around this challenge.
Our Side-core platform connects existing banking environments with new financial rails, allowing regulated institutions to introduce new capabilities while maintaining continuity with their current infrastructure.
As SWIFT and the wider industry move toward tokenized forms of money and blockchain-based settlement, banks need a way to prepare without re-platforming what already works. Side-Core is built for exactly this: a parallel layer that lets regulated institutions adopt tokenized deposits and new settlement rails alongside their existing core, not instead of it.
Participation in the SWIFT Partner Programme gives DCM access to SWIFT’s partner ecosystem, knowledge and support resources, industry initiatives, and opportunities to explore further areas of collaboration.
Expanding DCM’s role in financial interoperability
Interoperability is becoming increasingly important as banks adopt real-time payments, tokenized forms of money and distributed ledger technologies.
For DCM, joining the SWIFT Partner Programme strengthens our engagement with the broader financial infrastructure ecosystem and supports our long-term focus on connecting existing banking systems with the technologies shaping the next generation of financial services.
Membership in the Partner Programme places DCM closer to the institutions and initiatives shaping how money moves — and gives us more ways to bring tokenized-deposit and ISO 20022-native infrastructure to the banks that need it.