Former Signature Bank Chairman Scott Shay warns that as his new company N3XT expands globally, large banks could use blockchain payments to seize market share from smaller competitors.
Scott Shay, founder of Signature Bank and creator of its Signet payment network, stated that as digital assets become further integrated into mainstream finance, large U.S. banks may leverage blockchain-based payment rails to gain market share at the expense of small and medium-sized banks. Shay noted that small and medium-sized banks could face greater risks due to their slower adoption of blockchain-based payment infrastructure. He is currently re-entering the banking sector through N3XT, a Wyoming-chartered special purpose depository institution that operates as a full-reserve bank based on blockchain technology, allowing businesses to make programmable dollar payments 24/7.
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