Funding round backed by Bank of America, Citi, WisdomTree and others highlights institutional push into tokenized finance.

Fnality secured $136 million in funding from major banks including Bank of America and Citi to expand its blockchain-based wholesale payment systems into US dollar and euro markets.

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Fnality, the international consortium of global banks focused on building a blockchain-based payment system to support the ...

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The platform enables real-time, tokenized payments using central bank currencies Fnality, the developer of tokenized versions ...

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Against this backdrop, new H-1Bs are now hovering around 104,000 this year, the Barclays analysts said, citing internal ...

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