[ad_2][ad_1] The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) advanced its main blockchain project in a test phase with 15 global banks, one of the last steps before taking the tech live. Announced today, Barclays based in the UK is among the global banks participating in the test, while the other …
Read More »XRP can benefit remittances from Islamic banks and reduce costs
[ad_2][ad_1] Ripple is one of the most important companies in the world of cryptocurrencies. It has been extended to many different financial institutions and continues to do so. Dilip Rao, Ripple's global infrastructure manager, said that company products can help strengthen Islamic finance. There are several Islamic financial institutions that …
Read More »Dilip Rao: Ripple can help Islamic banks transform their systems and extend their reach
[ad_2][ad_1] READ LATER – DOWNLOAD THIS POST AS PDF Ripple's Blockchain technology has been seen as an innovation with many perspectives in it. Recently it has also been recognized as an incentive for Islamic finance. The fact is that more Islamic financial institutions around the world are considering blockchain technology …
Read More »The recent blockchain patents of Mastercard: what's in it for the banks?
[ad_2][ad_1] The latest mastercard blockchain patent could be the most ambitious to date and, in theory, could help banks better protect themselves from fraudulent transactions that occur in traditional payments. The card network has recently been awarded a patent for the "fractional reserve management of blockchain assets" that would combine …
Read More »New announcement from Ripple Mock Slow speed of banks as XRP platform launches instant cryptographic payments via text – The Daily Hodl
[ad_2][ad_1] Ripple has just released a new advertisement that shows how slow moving money can be in the digital age. According to the announcement, the current financial system is so out of date, banks could better serve their clients by jumping on a plane to transport money from one place …
Read More »The IT company Fujitsu develops a test infrastructure for the blockchain plant for nine Japanese banks
[ad_2][ad_1] The Japanese multinational IT equipment and services Fujitsu will build an interbank settlement platform using blockchain technology as part of a joint project with nine national banks, Cointelegraph Japan reported on Monday 29 October. With the aim of "confirming the feasibility of blockchain technology", the experimentation of the platform …
Read More »Chinese banks launch the Blockchain settlement platform
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Read More »Ripple News Today: Ripple (XRP) will soon become the number one choice in cryptocurrency for several banks – Brad Garlinghouse – XRP News Today – Sat Oct 06
[ad_2][ad_1] During an interview with CNBC on Tuesday, Brad Garlinghouse, CEO or Ripple, said that the future of Ripple will be bright as many banks will use the XRP register by the end of 2019. The XRP registry is an open source code base. which can execute over 1,500 transactions …
Read More »XRP (XRP) – Temenos could be the catalyst for the adoption of Ripple XRapid by banks – Crypto Recorder
[ad_2][ad_1] Ripple XRapid is alive, but so far nothing exciting has happened at the price. There were many expectations that, once XRapid will be published, the price will skyrocket, probably above $ 1. However, beyond the hype, XRapid has only become the beginning of the rise of XRP towards the …
Read More »$ 80 Billion Santander uses the payment ripple, will the banks follow?
[ad_2][ad_1] On October 2, Ripple Labs announced the integration of RippleNet into OnePay FX, a $ 80 billion cross-border mobile payment application from the banking giant Banco Santander. The strategic partnership between Ripple Labs and Santander was announced in March 2018, but at the time the complexities of collaborative work …
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