International Business MachinesIBM launched new Digital Asset Haven capabilities, including SWIFT ledger connectivity and on-premises beta deployment on IBM Z/LinuxONE.

IBM announced on September 24 two new capabilities for its Digital Asset Haven platform, aimed at tier-one financial institutions, governments, and regulated entities. In a new beta rollout, clients can connect to SWIFT's blockchain-based shared ledger, linking into a cooperative network of over 12,500 financial institutions across 150+ countries, and can process 24/7 tokenized deposit transactions through the ISO 20022 Messaging Adapter using familiar messaging workflows. IBM also introduced an on-premises beta deployment option for Digital Asset Haven on IBM Z and LinuxONE servers, letting institutions orchestrate assets such as stablecoins and tokenized deposits entirely within their private data centers. The company's software base generated $7.8 billion in revenue in Q2 2026, up 5%, with Red Hat up 11% and Data up 19%, while its distributed infrastructure sub-segment grew 37% in Q2 and built a backlog near $500 million. IBM ended Q2 with $62.0 billion in total debt against $8.2 billion in cash, restricted cash, and marketable securities after spending $10.5 billion on acquisitions year-to-date, and total Infrastructure revenue fell 7% in Q2 to $3.8 billion as IBM Z mainframe revenue dropped 42% in a cyclical trough.
International Business MachinesIBM launched new Digital Asset Haven capabilities, including SWIFT ledger connectivity and on-premises beta deployment on IBM Z/LinuxONE.
Lockheed Martin CorporationIBM's Digital Asset Haven beta connects clients to SWIFT's blockchain-based shared ledger network of over 12,500 institutions.
Red Hat revenue rose 11% in Q2 2026, cited as part of IBM's software growth.