it's scheduled between the 4th-10th of Feb
Over a year and still no mainnet
Anthony Diaz
Nathan Reyes
Corda is compatible with SWIFT message payments.
Corda working with Accord project as well as 10 law firms (incl Ashurst, Baker McKenzie, Clifford Chance, Crowell & Morning,...)
Hyperledger BTFO
Easton Morris
financemagnates.com
>"All trade platforms require tight linkages with trusted, fast and secure cross-border payments mechanisms such as going. While DLT-enabled trade is taking off, there is still little appetite for settlement in crypto-currencies and anpressing need for fast and safe settlement in Fiat currencies."
Luke Perez
Looks to be that link was beaten to the punch by corda. Oh no no no
Jayden Allen
Corda is a blockchain not a middleware.
It doesn't provide smart contracts just the ability to transfer currency and could host smart contracts if the right middle ware was applied.
Ryder Martinez
So, this is unironically bullish for LINK?
Josiah Bailey
Lol my Id. Get your ducks in a row.
Jayden Ramirez
>middlewear
Adam Allen
ẃait. are you telling me there is no product yet? are you kidding me?
Wyatt Clark
Correct.
They're (Corda R3) using XRP and SWIFT for payment finality.
They said there's little demand for crypto (XRP), so they wanted to integrate with fiat (SWIFT).
ChainLink is a middleware for smart contracts.
ELI5: if Corda wants to run their smart contracts based off external events, they can do so with their permissioned oracles.
If they want their R3 contracts (Cordapps) to have functionality with trustless/decentralized systems, they (should) want to use a middleware that shares the trustless nature.