Fintech company Ivno announced that it has successfully completed the world's first global token trial on R3's Corda.
Hosted on Microsoft Azure, the trial saw 28 organizations, including Deutsche Bank, Raiffeisen Bank, Itaú Unibanco, and the National Bank of Canada, create $18 billion worth denominated "Trial Tokens" and transfer them in the Ivno network.
Crème de la crème of fintech participates in global tokenized collateral trial.
Instant settlements between large legal entities such as banks and exchanges could become a reality, thanks to a successful trial conducted by fintech company Ivno.
In a press release shared with CryptoSlate, the London-based company said it has completed the first global token trial on R3's Corda platform.
The open-source blockchain platform was hosted on Microsoft Azure, enabling 28 different legal entities and organizations to participate in the trial.
SBI R3 Japan, Raiffeisen Bank International, DBS Bank, Deutsche Bank, Itaú Unibanco, National Bank of Canada, Gateway DLT, and CIB were just some of the institutions that partnered with Ivno to test the collateral tokens, the company said.
Almost $18 billion worth of denominated trial tokens were created and moved instantly between nodes hosted by Raiffeisen Bank International, Natixis, and a "Large UK bank," demonstrating the tokens' use in instant settlement and collateral management.
According to the company, members of the trial were able to see how Ivno can be applied to instant settlement, real-time collateral mobility, and effective cash transfers.
The company said it got nothing but positive feedback from its latest trial, with trial members saying that asset-backed tokens "Have the potential to reshape the landscape of financial services".
Deutsche Bank, Raiffeisen participate in global tokenized collateral trial on R3's Corda
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