The documented position: the bank network for which Quant is supplying the technology is to process its first real transactions in the second quarter of 2027. That is 163 days away. This article sets out which stages have to be ticked off by then, which of them already stand, and what the timetable has to be measured against. Anyone holding Quant (QNT), or thinking about it, gets something more concrete than a year. Our own assessment follows in a separate section below.
The Clearing House roadmap: four steps to the second quarter of 2027
David Watson, president and chief executive officer of The Clearing House, described the sequence publicly in early August 2026, seven weeks before it was even settled who would build the technology. He named four steps: first the selection of the technology partner, then joint work with the banks on design and connectivity in the autumn, in the first quarter of 2027 the preparation of the first institutions and their customers, and in the second quarter of 2027 live transactions.
That sequence is useful for a simple reason: the plan makes the timetable verifiable. An organisation that says only...
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