LendingRobot is Moving Its Records to the Public Ethereum Blockchain

LendingRobot is Moving Its Records to the Public Ethereum Blockchain

Alternative lending platform LendingRobot has taken its first step toward moving the assets it currently manages to a blockchain. As part of its newly launched LendingRobot Series of investment products, the platform – which has $120m worth of assets currently deployed – will begin to post detailed accounts of some of its investments to the public ethereum blockchain. The investments themselves will still be conducted off-blockchain using the P2P lender’s existing infrastructure. But the process of hashing detailed, anonymized accounting records to a blockchain marks the beginning of a....


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