Programmable Money and the Future of Enterprise Blockchain
summary
Mastercard launches a provenance solution built on a Mastercard proprietary blockchain and a WholeChain traceability stack that tracks seafood across 11 supply chains from seven suppliers in six countries, QR-enabled for consumers and wired to IoT, smart contracts and conditional payments; Tradeshift brings 1.5 million companies and $250–500B annual network volume and teams with Monerium to settle the world’s first smart invoices using licensed e-money on Ethereum; Skuchain publishes a DLPC payment commitment standard, banks pilot it on Corda, and HSBC reports ~20 blockchain trades totalling ~$50M.
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- 0:00Start
- 7:17Scaling Mastercard Provenance and Impact
- 41:40Tradeshift is the world's largest B2B network
- 51:43Let's connect
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