Blockchain Company Ripple Introduces Muti-Sign Feature for Banks
The Ripple Consensus Protocol has introduced multi-sign option to prevent unauthorised fund international fund transfer between banks by hackers. Ripple, the blockchain based fintech services platform, has announced new developments that can protect banks from hacking incidents. The development comes amidst growing thefts against multiple banks across the world. Ripple’s solution for secure transactions involves the introduction of multi-sign feature to the Ripple Consensus Ledger. The thefts were conducted by hackers who gained unauthorized access to the banks computers and used these....
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1. What is Ripple? Ripple is the name for both a digital currency (XRP) and an open payment network within which that currency is transferred. It is a distributed, open-source payments system that's still in beta. The goal of the ripple system, according to its website, is to enable people to break free of the "walled gardens" of financial networks - ie, credit cards, banks, PayPal and other institutions that restrict access with fees, charges for currency exchanges and processing delays. 2. What does Ripple do? According to is OpenCoin, the company behind ripple, the currency addresses....