Quant’s QNT Rallies After U.S. Banking Infrastructure Announcement

Quant’s QNT token rose about 27% in a single day to roughly $95, reaching a reported 2025 high after the company announced work with The Clearing House on infrastructure for tokenized deposits across 25 U.S. banks. Quant said it would provide an interoperability layer for the planned network, which is expected to launch in the first half of 2027. The project is intended to let tokenized deposits move between participating institutions and support their clearing and settlement. Quant’s announcement described its role in connecting systems; reports of the arrangement also say its technology would provide orchestration and transaction-processing functions. The Clearing House and participating banks are not independently quoted confirming the scope in the material available, so the reported details remain based on Quant’s announcement. The price surge followed an earlier September advance, but the two moves refer to different dates. On September 23, QNT was reported near $76 after a 13% daily gain. The September 25 reports put the token near $95 after a 27% one-day rise.