Corda News

R3 started out as a consortium and grew fast. Now it is reportedly waiting to see where fate takes it next.

The Sveriges Riksbank said that CBDC technology still requires further investigation.

Chinese banks will soon have access to a permissioned version of the Corda Enterprise infrastructure via the country's Blockchain Service Network.

A major global blockchain trade network welcomes one of Russia’s largest banks.

HSBC Bangladesh has completed the country’s first blockchain-powered cross-border trade settled using a letter of credit.

Bangladesh is now on the blockchain map.

R3’s widely-used open source blockchain platform Corda now supports the DAML smart contract language.

The Singapore Fintech Association and R3 have entered a partnership to provide startups in the SFA network with access to R3’s Corda blockchain.

The Linux Foundation has launched the ToIP Foundation, a new cross-industry coalition that aims to provide a trusted exchange of data over the internet.

Nasdaq is partnering with the blockchain solution provider R3 to build institution-grade digital assets and marketplaces.

SBI Holdings will start implementing R3 blockchain-consortium technology in their Foreign Exchange services.

Flagship global airline KLM Royal Dutch Airlines is using blockchain to facilitate intercompany settlements process with its subsidiaries.

BCB Group, a British crypto firm that provides services to exchanges like Coinbase and Bitstamp, is now officially approved by U.K. financial watchdog, the FCA.

Hong Kong and Thailand’s central banks have stepped closer to implementing a joint central bank digital currency project for cross-border payments.

In Q4 2019, Hyperledger’s Fabric open source blockchain software overtook R3’s Corda in terms of developer activity.