Sberbank, Russia’s largest bank, may adopt blockchain technology in the future. The bank has plans to join the global R3 international consortium and develop blockchain-based services. However, like other international banking giants, they will not use Bitcoin. Lev Khasis, the bank’s vice chairman, told Russian Business Daily:
According to Lev Khasis, Sberbank has no plans to use Bitcoin, despite the fact that blockchain is the underlying technology of the Bitcoin payment network. “As far as I know, the negative stance of regulators towards Bitcoin will not change. But blockchain, it can be used in our internal stages, between us and our subsidiaries and other banks. Blockchain technology itself has nothing to do with digital currencies, it is just an accounting method: simple, fast and reliable.” Russian perspectiveAt the end of the report we can see the comments made by Ivan Tikhonov, founder of the Russian company Bits.Media:
Herman Gref, chairman of Sberbank Germany, has spoken in the past in support of digital currencies.
Original article: http://cointelegraph.com/news/115841/russias-biggest-bank-wants-to-adopt-blockchain-not-bitcoin |
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