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71% of UK Finance Leaders Expect Tokenization. Reason: Speed

2026-10-02

A survey by Lloyds found that 71% of UK finance leaders expect tokenization to reshape financial services. Cointelegraph reported the result on Oct 2, 2026.

The people surveyed named faster payments and faster settlement as the biggest benefits they see in tokenization. The report places the findings against a wider picture: the UK is building infrastructure for tokenized finance.

The report does not say how many people took part, when the survey ran, or how the questions were worded. It also gives no timeline, names no specific projects, and does not say how many respondents disagreed or were unsure. Those details are not known from this story.

For someone already holding a perpetual futures position on Bitget, Bybit, MEXC or OKX, this changes nothing directly. The survey is about opinions in UK financial services, not about crypto derivatives. It says nothing about funding rates, trading fees or liquidity on any exchange, and no exchange has announced a change because of it.

Source: cointelegraph — 71% of UK finance leaders expect tokenization to reshape financial services: Lloyds

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