ICICI Bank and Others Partner with Stellar to Offer Blockchain Based Fund Transfer
ICICI Bank and three other financial services platforms have partnered with Stellar cryptocurrency platform to enable blockchain based fund transfer. The Indian fintech sector has lately been in the news a lot. In yet another milestone achievement, one of the leading banking institution — ICICI has partnered with Stellar blockchain platform. In the latest release, Stellar has announced partnerships with not one but four different entities across the world. In addition to ICICI Bank, other platforms include Coins.ph — a Philippines-based mobile financial services provider; Flutterwave — a....
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