The first ever Bank Blockchain will be established in Malaysia – BTC Wires

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As per reports, the South Korean cryptocurrency exchange, CGCX.io in collaboration with two other organizations, Archipelago Group and IBH Capital, is set to launch the first physical blockchain bank in Labuan, federal territory of Malaysia. Archipelago is an insurance group that supports Blockchain and cryptocurrency operations while IBH Capital, on the other hand, is an investment bank that is said to have a global membership of over $ 1 billion.

The bank will manage financial investments related to Blockchain, cryptocurrency and other digital banking services. The bank's main objective will be to bridge the gap between the traditional banking sector and the cryptic world. The bank will facilitate the expansion of the business of all companies involved with crypts and provide banking services in an effective and timely manner.

CGCX.io, which according to reports has reached a daily trading volume of 10 million dollars, is the main sponsor of the project. They also succeeded in raising around $ 32.5 million during their Initial Coin Offering (ICO). The exchange will also create a secure digital wallet for the investment bank and release $ 100 million of STO to ensure that the bank has been well funded since its inception.

A memorandum of understanding was signed by the three organizations to ensure that the alliance has adequate sanctions and is supported by law. With the hope that the bank will be established in another year, the terms of the MoU are binding for one year,

To ensure that their alliance is supported by law, the trio has signed a memorandum of understanding. The terms of the agreement are binding for one year and there are hopes that the bank can be set up at that time. The collaborators have also sought the support of other companies that have the opportunity to be interested in the project.

Malaysia has been the center of blockchain development. In November, the country officially started using Blockchain to help the traceability of graduation certificates, due to the very high level of false degrees in circulation, the verification process that is extremely cumbersome.

Rishma Banerjee

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