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JPMorgan has developed a new privacy feature for ethereum-based blockchains that hides both the sender and the amount in a transaction. origin »
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Dubbed the Zether protocol, the new feature will allow the transaction sender to hide themselves and the recipient. The feature will likely first be rolled out on Quorum, the bank's own private version of the Ethereum blockchain.
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JPMorgan Chase is reportedly poised to release an open-source extension that enhances the privacy of payment mechanisms on Ethereum-based blockchains
2019-5-28 13:28 | |
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JPMorgan has developed a new privacy feature for ethereum-based blockchains that hides both the sender and the amount in a transaction.
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Central banking giant JPMorgan Chase plans to expand its blockchain network to include interbank settlements, in an effort to ward off competing services like TransferWise and Ripple. Formed in 2017 through collaboration between the Royal Bank of Canada and Australia’s ANZ Bank, the Interbank Information Network (IIN) utilizes the Ethereum-based Quorum blockchain to solve compliance […] The post JPMorgan Expands Blockchain Network For Interbank Services appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
2019-4-23 22:56 | |
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It appears that JPMorgan Chase is focusing even more intensely on its crypto efforts as it has been revealed… The post JPMorgan is Testing Ethereum-Based Privacy Technology appeared first on Invest In Blockchain.
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Visa says it is working to integrate digital currencies with its existing global network of 61 million merchants. The global payments technology giant is working with two licensed and regulated digital currency platforms, Coinbase and Fold.
JPMorgan has developed a new privacy feature for ethereum-based blockchains that hides both the sender and the amount in a transaction.
A group of academic researchers has unveiled a new first-of-its-kind protocol designed to provide confidentiality and anonymity to account-based smart contract platforms such as Ethereum. The Problem Creating systems where privacy is preserved for users has long been a foundational value in the cryptocurrency world.
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