DLT News

Smart contracts present one the most promising tech solutions for business, but there are still barriers that have to be addressed.

The Australian government has made two grants of up to $3 million available to blockchain teams targeting minerals certification and excise taxation solutions.

Standard Bank Group has become the first African node operator on the Hedera network.

The two companies are cooperating to develop practical use cases for blockchain technology.

With the simple implementation of timestamping and blockchain, the internet may become a safer and more trusted place.

The regulatory sandbox that came into effect in Russia last month is aimed at boosting innovative technology implementation.

Feeless transactions can play a role in enabling DeFi, allowing the sector to further develop and grow in importance.

Blockchain technology will turn the table by improving the measuring, reporting and verification processes of development projects.

Enterprise blockchain matured throughout 2020 and will continue to do so moving forward, here’s how it may become mainstream.

Blockchain can bring transparency and traceability to mining and metal supply chains, although data challenges may hamper successful use cases.

The enterprise blockchain space in 2020 looks a lot different from previous years, demonstrating the continuation and a drive to mature and advance.

How distributed ledger technologies can help law enforcement agencies to fight crime and money laundering.

More companies are looking toward DLT to enhance business operations. Here is what the adoption landscape looks like.

The WEF looks to introduce legacy systems to blockchains.

Following the launch of a nationwide APS blockchain network for federal, state and local staff, Australia has launched an international blockchain trial with Singapore.