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“Amid growing blockchain adoption, Dutch bank ABN Amro executed a digital green bond offering through a Polygon-powered platform, Tokeny, raising €5 million for green asset refinancing. Despite benefits, errors in the Paxos infrastructure, resulting in large overpayments, underline the risks and need for effective prevention strategies in this tech frontier.”

“Bank of America has implemented the world’s first VR and AI training for banking employees in the metaverse. Cryptocurrencies like Ethereum are preferred by some businesses for their fluidity and decentralisation against traditional banking. However, market volatility and security threats remain a concern. Tech giant Siemens plans to build an ‘industrial metaverse’, but the ecological impact of such advancements is under scrutiny.”

JP Morgan marked a milestone by conducting its first blockchain-based transaction using JPM Coin for corporate clients in Europe, with Siemens AG leveraging the system for a euro-denominated payment. This highlights the growing adoption of blockchain technology for secure and efficient financial operations, as traditional institutions increasingly explore its potential for their businesses.

JPMorgan has expanded its JPM Coin blockchain payment service to include euro-denominated transactions for corporate clients, enabling 24/7 transfers between accounts globally. This provides an alternative to traditional methods and can lead to more effective liquidity management, particularly for major banks exploring blockchain technology for improved processes.

JPMorgan expands its settlement token JPM Coin for euro-denominated payments, with German tech giant Siemens executing the first euro payment. JPM Coin has processed over $300 billion in transactions since its 2019 induction, signifying significant blockchain integration within a traditional financial institution, though it still faces challenges such as scalability and industry skepticism.