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HSBC Carries Out Bangladesh’s First Blockchain Letter-of-Credit Transaction

3.11.2020
HSBC said the transaction over the Contour trade finance blockchain platform slashed the time normally taken to process letters of credit

HSBC Bangladesh uses blockchain to import 20,000 tons of fuel oil from Singapore

3.11.2020
HSBC Bangladesh has completed the country’s first blockchain-powered cross-border trade settled using a letter of credit

Major Asian bank issues credit on SCB-backed blockchain

16.9.2020
Blockchain is helping companies from Vietnam and Thailand settle trades more smoothly

Standard Chartered Claims First Yuan-Based Letter of Credit Issued on a Blockchain

13.5.2020
The bank said the blockchain letter-of-credit transaction – between mining giant Rio Tinto and Chinese firm Baosteel – was the first to be denominated in yuan

MUFG Bank Issues First Blockchain-powered Letter of Credit + More News

10.1.2020
Crypto Briefs is your daily, bite-sized digest of cryptocurrency and blockchain-related news – investigating the stories flying under the radar of today’s crypto news. Blockchain news Japanese financial behemoth Mitsubishi UFG (MUFG)’s banking arm has announced that it has issued its first...

HSBC Issues First Letter of Credit on a Live Blockchain in Malaysia, Involves Firm Importing Resins

16.10.2019
The list of use cases of blockchain just got bigger as banking giant HSBC has issued a Letter of Credit on a live blockchain. The transaction involves a company called Simply Packaging for importing resin from a Singaporean company. The European bank’s Malaysian arm was the issuing party, while...

HSBC Enacts a Letter of Credit on a Blockchain in Malaysia

16.10.2019
Major bank HSBC announces first successful enactment of a letter of credit on a blockchain in Malaysia

HSBC Used Voltron Blockchain in a Letter of Credit Transaction Using Yuan

3.9.2019
On Tuesday, HSBC used the technology of the Voltron blockchain platform and completed a transaction between Hong Kong’s MTC Electronics, sending LCD parts to its parent company in Shenzhen. It was a letter of credit transaction, done using Chinese renminbi (Yuan). Letters of credit or bankers...