Boerse Stuttgart Group Blockchain Experiment Cuts Settlement Time to Minutes
Boerse Stuttgart Group (BSG) successfully tested blockchain-based securities settlement, reducing transaction time from two days to minutes. The tests, part of the European Central Bank’s (ECB) explorations, demonstrated...
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