Commonwealth Bank Launches HK Hub, London to Follow
Commonwealth Bank has just launched the second of its three planned tech hubs. Sydney, now Hong Kong and London to follow. The bank expects them to serve as melting pots for blockchain applications, and gives us some well needed good news in the bitcoin space. Much has been written about the bitcoin microverse over the last week. The technology that underpins bitcoin, its scalability, the roles of those tasked with development and the framework of responsibility that these roles require have dominated discussion, and a look at the bitcoin price illustrates the impact of these discussions....
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The Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA), the country’s biggest bank, is providing customers with the ability to buy, sell, and hold crypto assets directly through its app. The bank has partnered with crypto exchange Gemini and blockchain analytics firm Chainalysis to provide crypto services.
Commonwealth Bank Begins Offering Crypto Services
Commonwealth Bank (CBA), also known as Commbank, announced Wednesday that “it will become Australia’s first bank to offer customers the ability to buy, sell and hold crypto assets,” which will be directly through....
The Commonwealth Bank of Australia is on the verge of becoming one of the first banking institutions in the world to use the Ripple network. The plas to adopt Ripple network for payment settlements between its subsidiaries was announced by David Whiteing, the Chief Information Officer of Commonwealth Bank of Australia. He was speaking at an even hosted by AIIA (Australian Information Industry Association). With this announcement, the Sydney based bank has surpassed its rivals in London, Hong Kong and New York to become the first one to make use of a digital currency network. Some of the....
The Commonwealth is a voluntary association of 53 independent and equal sovereign nations that has formed a Commonwealth Virtual Currencies Working Group to discuss bitcoin and its potential impact on their economies. Most of the nations in this group were formerly under British rule, but it includes some of the world's largest, smallest, richest and poorest countries, spanning five regions. Commonwealth countries are supported by an active network of more than 80 intergovernmental, civil society, cultural and professional organisations. The virtual currencies specialist group is made up....
The Commonwealth Virtual Currencies Working Group will meet for the first time next week to discuss the management of cryptocurrencies, such as bitcoin. The specialist group, formed by the Commonwealth - a voluntary association of 53 independent countries, almost all of which were formerly under British rule - is made up of members from the Commonwealth Secretariat, Australia, Barbados, Kenya, Nigeria, Singapore, Tonga and the UK. Along with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the World Bank, intergovernmental organisation Interpol and the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime....
The Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) plans to begin using the Ripple network to settle payments between its subsidiaries soon. Commonwealth Bank chief information officer David Whiteing revealed the large bank's interest in Ripple technology yesterday during a speech at an event hosted by the Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA). Technology news outlet CIO reported Whiteing said, "Bitcoin is a protocol which is now being replicated by non-asset based vendors like Ripple and others. We absolutely see that's where it's going to go. The bank has a role to play in that." "As....