Temenos T24 Core Banking Solution Integrates Ripple Technology
Integrating the Ripple protocol into Temenos T24 lets financial institutions send payments in real-time without requiring intermediary banking relationships. Ripple has always been an initiative to bridge the gap between blockchain technology and traditional banking. Now that this protocol has been showcased as an integration into Temenos T24, the future is looking for bright for Ripple and its partners. Temenos T24 Integration is a Big Milestone for Ripple. There are a lot of people who have never heard about Temenos T24 before, even though it is one of the most commonly used core banking....
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