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The first blockchain-based transaction to ship cotton to China from the United States has taken place between banks.
R3 CEV has created its blockchain-based platform Corda specially for financial sphere.
Radar is Stripe’s fraud detection service that is now available for customers including international ones.
The distributed ledger, called Assembly, is the first one that can be used in institutional finance.
Tim Cook has revealed many future plans for Asia, intention to capitalize on artificial intelligence and desire to create a cashless society during a recent interview.
Canadian smart thermostat provider has launched a more affordable version of its ecobee3 thermostat that will still offer most of its main features.
Computer scientists predict that the appearance of quantum computers can result in bitcoin’s demise.
ICICI Bank concludes that blockchain enables almost instant transactions that take several minutes.
Japan authorities make a step as the country is the only one among the Group of Seven leading industrial economies that taxes bitcoin purchases.
The value of digital currency surged to a 10-week high on October 11, following the devaluation of the Chinese currency that led to a growing bitcoin demand.
The creation of Copernic, a unique blockchain-based management system, is an important step for the future space economy and ecosystem.
Security remains the main issue within the IoT industry that need to be addressed, taking into account the recent hacking attack powered by compromised IoT devices.
The six-episode series will focus on bitcoin future and people behind the cryptocurrency.
The current investment is an important step Payoneer takes to outperform companies increasingly digitizing operations.
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The world’s leading payments company has announced the launch of its Identity Check Mobile service in European countries to allow customers pay with a fingerprint or selfie.