Chain and MUFG to Issue Promissory Notes on Blockchain
It seems MUFG looks at Promissory Notes as just the beginning of their blockchain exploration trip. Other areas are being explored as well, as distributed ledgers can help improve the market infrastructure and payments in Japan. The financial sector will be among the first to experience the power of blockchain technology over the coming years. Various projects are already underway, and it looks like MUFG is working on a Promissory Notes project with blockchain infrastructure provider Chain. Rather than trying to disrupt the payments industry with distributed ledgers, some established....
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