Mitsubishi to Adopt JPMorgan Blockchain Service for Global Fund Transfers
Mitsubishi Corporation becomes the first Japanese firm to utilize JPMorgan Chase’s blockchain technology for instantaneous international fund transfers. Mitsubishi Corporation plans to launch full-scale global fund trans...
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