Credits News

Italian financial services firm SIA plans to launch an Ethereum-based platform for secondary credit trading in the second half of 2021.

A new crypto project is aiming to bring a centuries-old form of finance to blockchain — enabling millions of unbanked consumers around the world to access credit.

Polish Credit Bureau launched commercial use of its blockchain-based customer data platform for retail banks.

Lenovo intends to incorporate a blockchain solution to streamline internal operations management procedures.

Credits is glad to announce that the development of the Credits blockchain platform is on its final stage and the company is conducting the final internal test of smart contracts and the network stability.

Blockchain quickly becomes the focus of attention of banking industry expert community. Understandably so, considering that a lot of banks’ functions are believed to be insecure or susceptible to various attacks. Blockchain is one of the few solutions that can drastically enhance the financial security, automation, and efficiency of banking operations, while reducing multiple risks.