IBM Hints at Stablecoin Cross-Border Payments Solution for Financial Institutions

By cineramaMarch 15, 2019Bitcoin Business

The head of blockchain solutions for IBM , Jesse Lund, has hinted that bank-targeted stablecoins will be a major forthcoming development for the tech giant’s blockchain-powered cross-border payments solution. […]

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IBM Hints at Stablecoin Cross-Border Payments Solution for Financial Institutions

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