cross border payments
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Mastercard and R3 Partner to Develop Blockchain-Powered Cross-Border Payments Solution
Mastercard and R3, a leading enterprise blockchain software provider, have today announced a strategic partnership to develop and pilot a…
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Benefit payments network in Bahrain and Mastercard to launch blockchain pilot
Bahrain’s Electronic Network for Financial Transactions (Benefit), and Mastercard have partnered to launch a pilot blockchain program that will enable…
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Kuwait Islamic bank, Boubyan Bank signs up with Ripple
Established in 2004, Boubyan Bank is an emerging bank in Kuwait with paid-up capital exceeding 700 million US Dollars. Another…
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dltledgers completes Pre Series A Funding
Singapore-based blockchain start-up, dltledgers, recently completed its Pre-Series A funding with global VC firm Walden International. Founded in 2017, dltledgers specialises…
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Token Open Banking platform recevies investment from MiddleEast Banks
Token, the turnkey open banking platform announced a $16.5m strategic investment from a pool of investors, including Opera Tech Ventures,…
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USC Project to use utility coin to settle cross border trades
In the past two years UBS group and other major banks across three continents have been working on the USC…
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Wirex and Elliptic team up to reduce cryptocurrency fraud
Wirex and Elliptic have strengthened their collaboration in order to reduce the risk of cryptocurrency fraud and money laundering. The new…
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SABB Bank KSA and Indian Induslnd implement Ripple for remittance
According to Ripple, India received the most remittance volume in the world in 2018 at $79 billion, making it a…
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Central Bank of Canada and Singapore conduct cross border payment
The Bank of Canada and the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) have conducted a successful experiment on cross-border and cross-currency…
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Blockchain Cross-border Transactions to Reach 1.3 Billion by 2023
Five leading blockchain vendors are IBM, Infosys Finacle, Interbit, Deloitte, and Digital Asset
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