Tembusu Systems to Begin Implementation of Cryptocurrency Payments in June

Tembusu Systems to Begin Implementation of Cryptocurrency Payments in June

According to a press release today, Singapore-based blockchain solutions provider Tembusu Systems will begin trial implementation of its virtual currency payments using the flagship TRUST system on June 10, 2015. The company's TRUST System - Tembusu Reputation-based Universally Secure Transaction System - uses the same technology as that behind the cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Litecoin, Dogecoin and others, and allows users to make payments using different currencies - fiat, digital, and even gold and silver. Andras Kristof, Co-founder and CEO of Tembusu Systems said, "TRUST is taking....


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