LONDON, July 9 (Reuters) - Global financial messaging network Swift launched a blockchain-based shared ledger on Thursday with an initial set of 16 banks including Citi and HSBC, as part of a push to ...

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SWIFT has introduced its own blockchain-based shared ledger after nine months of development. The pilot project is moving ...

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HSBC trials blockchain-based structured notes in Hong Kong with Marketnode, testing streamlined issuance, settlement, and ...

Swift announced that its blockchain ledger is ready for initial use, enabling early adopter financial institutions to support ...

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Chad signs an MoU with Xange.com to deploy Aptos-anchored climate verification infrastructure, opening access to ...