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Глобальная межбанковская сеть обмена финансовыми сообщениями SWIFT планирует в 2022 году провести тестирование процедур взаимодействия на рынке токенизированных ценных бумаг. источник »
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Запуск которой запланирован на ноябрь 2022 года.
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Colendi, the fastest-growing embedded fintech services platform in Turkey and surrounding regions, today announced it has acquired London-based blockchain settlements and payments provider SETL. Launched in 2015, SETL is an enterprise blockchain company known for its high-profile work with selected central banks and T1 financial institutions.
The team of blockchain finance platform SETL, today published a technical whitepaper detailing the Regulated Liability Network’s (RLN) performance tests on SETL’s global banking blockchain, on a cloud environment.
SETL, a London-based blockchain company, today announced that it is open-sourcing its core framework, PORTL, in an effort to speed up the adoption of blockchain and DLT solutions. PORTL provides a permission-based toolset for financial institutions to build applications that interoperate between existing infrastructures and a range of enterprise ledger technologies including Corda, Besu, Fabric, […] The post Blockchain finance platform SETL open sources its code appeared first on CryptoNinjas.
SETL, a London-based settlement and payments Infrastructure provider, today announced that Banque de France (BDF) has successfully completed a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) transaction, using the SETL blockchain that powers the IZNES fund platform.
SETL launches sandbox for its blockchain settlement infrastructure - CryptoNinjas SETL, an institutional payment and settlement infrastructure based on blockchain technology, has today announced SETL Labs, an open initiative for innovators, product managers and technology architects to engage a working version of the SETL distributed ledger framework.
London-based blockchain settlement startup SETL, backed by Credit Agricole, has emerged from administration as management bought back operating assets, staff and intellectual property rights, The Financial Times reported May 3, 2019.