HSBC claims first commercially viable trade finance deal on blockchain
The fact that it is replicable given the same counterparties makes it a world first, bank claims
Blockchain standardisation five years away, says HSBC
The London-based bank HSBC has made what it claims is the world's first commercially viable blockchain-based trade finance deal. In partnership with Dutch bank ING, HSBC used a blockchain platform called...
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