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A number of the world’s leading banks have partnered to form Global Payments Steering Group, the first interbank group for payments based on the blockchain technology.
The program manager of Microsoft Azure’s blockchain engineering team, Marley Gray, has announced the initiative that will let customers to use fabric for building blockchain apps.
The Judge rejected a bid by Anthony Murgio who tried to prove that bitcoin does not qualify as “funds”.
BNP Paribas is planning to announce a new platform developed in the collaboration by the end of 2016.
IBM announced a partnership with the Japan-based Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ to use the distributed ledger technology for the execution of contracts among business partners.
Ripple is proud to announce that it has significantly expanded the list of its customers and investors.
Keystone Capital Corporation has announced a license agreement with Overstock’s subsidiary to use its blockchain trading technology for offering trading account and brokerage services to investors.
Bankchain offers to reduce risk exposure and increase operational efficiency by delivering instantaneous transaction settlement.
To achieve its proposed offer to allow a true P2P economy which enables large scale cooperation between individuals without them being taxed by platform giants,
As the interest in blockchain grows, numerous educational programs appear all over the world to give developers a clear understanding of the technology.
Financial institutions all over the world partner to explore and adapt the blockchain technology to financial needs.
Accounting giant has announced its third acceleration programme that will focus on blockchain applications and unveiled six startups participating in the initiative.
Terepac is likely to become a world leader at the intersection of two revolutionary technologies – blockchain and Internet of Things.
The collaboration is intended to reduce costs and speed up settlement time for transferring funds between banks.
New companies will contribute to the development of a cross-industry open standard for distributed ledgers.