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Yes Bank, GSTN make the first move to enterprise blockchain

Enterprise blockchain solutions are moving out of labs and stepping into the real world. Axis Bank and XinFin are next to sign up. But how much can they really scale?

05/02/18

Sidhartha Shukla

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As of 31 January, Yes Bank has officially deployed a blockchain solution commercially. This comes a whole year after it became one of the first banks in India to use Hyperledger, an open source framework hosted by The Linux Foundation to build a custom application for its client Bajaj Electricals—an experiment with distributed ledger technology…

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