KYC in Stablecoins
Summary: Issuers of today’s fiat-backed stablecoins (such as PAX, USDC and TUSD) need to identify (or KYC) only those users who convert between bank account money and stablecoin, not all holders. Some people might...
ethereum / identity / kyc / money / stablecoins
Summary: Issuers of today’s fiat-backed stablecoins (such as PAX, USDC and TUSD) need to identify (or KYC) only those users who convert between bank account money and stablecoin, not all holders. Some people might...
blockchain / Corda / distributed ledgers / identity / kyc
Another day, another catastrophic data breach. This time it’s medical records in Singapore, where I live. At this stage we’re almost immune to this kind of headline: Cyberattack on Singapore health database steals details...
This post attempts to describe how I understand the purpose of loyalty points, and in this context, how applicable blockchains are as a technical solution.
blockchain / kyc / thought
Blockchains are being considered as a Know-Your-Customer solution. What does this really mean and are blockchains really appropriate?
Bits on Blocks by Antony Lewis is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0