Standard Chartered and DBS Create Distributed Ledger of Invoices

Standard Chartered and DBS Create Distributed Ledger of Invoices

Although DBS and Standard Chartered have tried their ledger of invoices at the end of 2015, not too many details have been revealed regarding their progress ever since. Even more financial institutions are turning towards the blockchain these days, as the technology will help financial players reduce overhead costs and offer better security standards. DBS and Standard Chartered have partnered up to venture into the world of blockchain technology in an attempt to reduce fraud rates. DBS and Standard Chartered Take On The Blockchain. It is positive to see financial entities actively explore....


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