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R3 CEV has unveiled the news on the Blockchain & Distributed Ledger Conference in New York.
Trump is going to block the flow of remittance funds from United States to Mexico to subsidize the construction of the wall between these two countries.
With millions of users all over the world, the mobile payments technology is expected to significantly change and improve the way we pay for products and services.
Airbnb is now searching a way to leverage the blockchain in order to create a global and universally readable userbase.
Kraken, one of the world’s largest Bitcoin exchanges, has announced an investment from Money Partners Group, one of Japan’s leading foreign exchange brokerages, as part of Kraken’s Series B financing round.
The Chamber of Digital Commerce, together with other three bitcoin technology organizations, has launched a new project to help develop consistent blockchain regulation.
Japanese authorities are going to start the experiment with fingerprint payment terminals this summer.
Gemalto and Worldline are rolling out mobile payments solutions to tap the growing NFC market.
The mission of Storj on the Azure Blockchain is to make its services more accessible to enterprises.
Mozilla’s ex-CEO, Brendan Eich, has unveiled a new bitcoin-based system for its adblocking browser that offers a new method of dealing with advertisers’ content.
The set of three transaction families in the Sawtooth Lake provides a ledger that implements a fully functional marketplace for digital assets.
Circle’s app that has already been available in the USA is expanding its services for UK citizens who can now instantly send value without fees and with the convenience of sending an email or text.
The Chief Technology Officer of the R3 project has unveiled a new blockchain-based platform designed to record and synchronise agreements across financial institutions.
BNP Paribas and Bank of Ireland demonstrate the disruptive potential of the Blockchain technology.
The Amazon Payments Partner Program is intended to expand the Amazon Payments services to e-commerce platform providers and other developers.