Bank of Japan conducted its first FinTech Forum focused on the impact of fintech on financial services.
Japanese financial services providers have formed a consortium targeted at creating new types of payment and settlement platforms using Ripple.
Financial Conduct Authority encourages companies to develop the blockchain technology and adapt it to financial services.
The Hype Cycle for Emerging Technologies report by Gartner has focused on three key technologies that will dominate in the coming years.
French airplanes manufacturer, Airbus, officially joined the Hyperledger Project, a blokchian intitative launched by the Linux Foundation almost a year ago.
On Friday, World Economic Forum released a new report on the blockchain technology and how it will change the future of the financial services infrastructure.
A group of banks, including HSBC and Bank of America, have created a new blockchain solution that will help to streamline the process of global trade.
The trials resulted in the development of two promising prototypes aimed to prove that shared ledger technology is a digital alternative for trade financing.
The Department of Economic Development of the Isle of Man has teamed up with Credits startup to test how the technology behind bitcoin can improve the safety of IoT objects.
The San Francisco-based browser startup has attracted $4.5 million investment from Propel Venture Partners, Pantera Capital and other prominent investors.
IBM Global Financing is going to employ the blockchain to free up capital tied in customer disputes.
The acquisition took place after long joint work and will enables the companies to remain at the forefront of innovation.
The globe’s major organizations, including Nasdaq, IBM, Microsoft and American Express, are expected to take part in the upcoming blockchain event in New York.
The cooperation with Visa will allow SatoshiPay to enhance its micro-payment technology.
Ethereum Classic now takes the sixth position in the list of cryptocurrencies with the largest market capitalization.