Infographic: 16 blockchain disruptions
How blockchain can and will improve 16 different industries.
How blockchain can and will improve 16 different industries.
Reserve Bank of India ushers in a new reality for virtual currencies.
Teams with technology investment firm Ranieri Solutions for exploration plans.
Stars DriveWealth, Starta Ventures and BitPay.
Another chapter in IBM’s blockchain plans.
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Ripple CTO says “developers will be able to access Interledger Protocol in Java for enterprise use”.
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Stars Canopy, Spring Labs, Equitise and Xinja.
Polish bank goes for full implementation of Trudatum platform.
They seek to improve collateral management of high quality liquid assets.
Features Candex, MarketInvoice and Konsentus.
Israeli firm combines computing and MIT-developed proprietary social physics.
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Working together with Belfius, BNP Paribas Fortis, ING and KBC.
A fintech pilot using blockchain tech to be carried out in the ECCB eight member countries.
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They seek justice. It is written onto the Ethereum blockchain.
New pilot will explore use of digital asset XRP.
First live transaction using HQLAx’s securities lending app on R3’s Corda blockchain platform.
Features Babb, Payslip and a global reminder.
Start-up’s platform is built on blockchain and it plans to offer microloans.
More help is on the way for the young guns of fintech and insurtech.
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Treasury Committee launches new inquiry to work out the opportunities and risks.
Instarem to offer payouts for Ripple’s enterprise blockchain network members.
UK firm will help Atos combat identity theft and cybercrime.
BNP, Commerzbank and ING joined by Standard Chartered, DNB, and OP Financial Group.
Looking at three pivotal technologies: distributed ledger type (DLT), common platforms, and cyber defences.
Features SETL, AND Global, LendMN and Augmentum Fintech.
R3 has launched the Legal Centre of Excellence (LCoE) as a platform for the legal community.
Asset management industry to get generosity from VeloCity.
Get that atlas out! Barbados-based Bitt’s DLT to fuel ecosystem for small Caribbean island of Montserrat.
Straight out of MIT – and reckons it can solve the problems dogging Bitcoin and other digital currencies.
ABN Amro Clearing Bank (AACB) has developed a blockchain-based alternative for escrow accounts.
SAMA like it hot for blockchain-powered payments.
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Will also experiment with distributed ledger technologies – and ConsenSys helps out.
Brings the total over the past three years to $122 billion.