BNY Mellon is Backing Up Bank Transactions With Blockchain Tech
BNY Mellon has developed a test system that leverages blockchain technology to create a backup record of its brokerage transactions. The new system, which operates alongside BNY's existing transaction records system, aims to provide an operational buffer in the event that the first layer of transaction records becomes unavailable. Dubbed 'BDS 360', the resiliency solution was developed as part of the bank's broader blockchain efforts, which have seen it initiate internal projects as well as collaborate with financial institutions as part of the R3 distributed ledger consortium and the....
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The Bank of New York Mellon, BNY Mellon, has set up a digital asset unit. The oldest bank in the U.S. plans to “hold, transfer, and issue” bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies on behalf of its clients. The bank aims to eventually treat cryptocurrencies like any other assets. BNY Mellon Gets Into Crypto The oldest bank in the U.S., BNY Mellon, announced Thursday “the formation of a new enterprise digital assets unit that will accelerate the development of solutions and capabilities to help clients address growing and evolving needs related to the growth of digital assets,....
America’s oldest bank, the Bank of New York Mellon Corporation, commonly known as BNY Mellon, has announced the financial institution can now custody cryptocurrencies. A report published by the Wall Street Journal on Tuesday, says BNY Mellon was approved by the New York State Department of Financial Services (DFS), and the bank said it was the first of eight financial heavyweights to start crypto asset custody services.
BNY Mellon to Start Custody Services for Bitcoin and Ethereum on Behalf of Its Customers
Last fall, New York’s financial regulator DFS gave BNY....
The New York-based multinational banking and financial services firm Bank of New York Mellon Corporation is experimenting with the potentially disruptive digital currency Bitcoin. The banking giant's dive into the Bitcoin technology comes closely after the Swiss banking major UBS announced that it will open a research lab in London to study the blockchain technology. BNY Mellon's Chief Information Officer Suresh Kumar told CIO Journal that, "We want to try it out to see the applicability of [Bitcoin] in our businesses." It is only apt that the leading banks enter this domain since Bitcoin,....
BNY Mellon hosted a blockchain event at its Jersey City, New Jersey, campus on 28th January, an event that, while small in terms of the number of attendees, could have a potentially huge impact on how the bank does business in the months and years ahead. Like many other financial institutions in the world, BNY Mellon is weighing how to apply the code that underlies bitcoin for its own purposes. Last year, the bank revealed that it had used its own digital currency for an internal rewards pilot. During remarks before the presentation, BNY Mellon chief information officer Suresh Kumar argued....
Bank of New York Mellon, the world’s largest custodian bank, has partnered with blockchain software firm Chainalysis to track its users’ crypto transactions. The Bank of New York (BNY) Mellon has announced a partnership with blockchain-data platform Chainalysis to help track and analyze cryptocurrency products. BNY Mellon is the world’s largest custodian bank, currently overseeing $46.7 trillion in assets. Chainalysis is a blockchain-data analysis platform that offers services to traditional financial institutions, allowing large firms to manage the legal risks that come with....