INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Blockchain is revolutionising the world as we know it today
While it was originally designed to facilitate the transfer of cryptocurrencies, it is no longer solely connected to fintech
Forum hosted in London two weeks ago, and Blockchain Live coming up later this month, September has proven to be the month of the fintech
Not just in the UK, but all over the world
We have been seeing more and more blockchain based conferences and forums hosted, while the technology's influence is an increasingly hot
Multinational corporations adopting blockchainAs influential multinational corporations such as EY and IBM adapt digital currency payment
networks, they solidify the fact that blockchain is not going anywhere in the near future
With some companies still experimenting with the technology through program testing, others have proudly integrated it into their systems
The growth of global acceptanceWe have also seen more sceptical nations including China and Iran beginning to be more open towards the
their trade finance blockchain platform
reach their sustainable development goals by 2020
100,000 Syrian refugees in Pakistan and Jordan have successfully received assistance through the programme as of January 2018 according to
the Forbes Technology Council
Thanks to such advancements, a higher standard of healthcare could be developed within the sector
Influencing the travel industryBlockchain has successfully advanced into the global travel industry
Luggage may be tracked in a more simplified way thanks to blockchain, while rapidly speeding up identification services, saving time and
