Another banking giant has expressed its intentions of releasing its own digital token in the form of a Stablecoin that will be used to facilitate remittances through a new distributed ledger technology (DLT) payment network.
This comes after the largest bank in America, JPMorgan announced that it was releasing its own DLT powered stablecoin for interbank cross-border settlements.
The new stablecoin is dubbed as Fargo Digital Cash and is planned to be released next year and will be pegged to the U.S. dollar.
The new cryptocurrency and payments network will enable Wells Fargo to process money transactions faster and more cost-efficiently by eliminating intermediaries and can easily be integrated with Wells Fargo clients as the new system is not client-facing.
Headlines for the world of Cryptocurrencies - September 17, 2019
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- $100 Million Real Estate Funds Tokenized On Ethereum Blockchain
- An NBA Player Is Turning His Contract Into A Blockchain Tokenized Bond
- 81 Million Mobile App Users Now Have Access To XRP
- Bitcoin Cash Wallet Integrated Into HTC Smartphone.
Headlines for the world of Cryptocurrencies - September 16, 2019
- Coinbase Listing Dash
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- Hedera Now Live
- Segwit-Spending Bitcoin Transaction Now Over 50%
- L.A. Mayor’s Office Hosts Blockchain Startup Competition
Headlines for the world of Cryptocurrencies - September 15, 2019
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- JPMorgan’s Crypto Payment Network Onboards Major German Bank
- Binance Confirms Accidental Attacks On Bitcoin Futures Platform
- New Blockchain Tenancy Platform In Queensland
- Blockchain Driving Change In Africa
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