Successful Banking Blockchain Test Shows Core Banking Possibilities

Successful Banking Blockchain Test Shows Core Banking Possibilities

In one of the first instances of blockchain technology developed and tested for accounting systems rather than post-trade settlement and securities processes among financial institutions, the SBI Sumishin Net Bank in Japan has conducted a successful blockchain test which saw distributed ledgers replace their actual ledgers. A three-month long experiment by Japan-based SBI Sumishin Net Bank in collaboration with Singapore Fintech startup Dragonfly Fintech and Japanese blockchain solutions provider Tech Bureau Corp – developer of Mijin, the distributed ledger tech used in the experiment —....


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