Deutsche Bank Builds Layer-2 Blockchain on Ethereum for Regulation

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

2 years ago

Deutsche Bank's project to create a Layer-2 blockchain aims to solve regulatory challenges arising from the use of public blockchains in finance.

Introduction to Project Dama 2

In November, Deutsche Bank introduced a test version of 'Project Dama 2,' an asset-servicing pilot incorporating a Layer 2 solution. This technology leverages public blockchains while enabling more cost-effective and efficient transactions.

Innovative Technologies of Dama 2

Deutsche Bank's Layer 2 system integrates with Ethereum and uses ZKsync technology, developed in collaboration with crypto firms Memento Blockchain Pte. and Interop Labs. The new approach allows banks to experiment with public blockchains by establishing a 'more bespoke list of validators' for processing digital assets.

Partnerships and Future of Deutsche Bank's Blockchain

In December, Deutsche Bank announced a partnership with Crypto.com to provide banking services across Asia-Pacific markets, including Singapore, Australia, and Hong Kong. The bank will offer fiat-to-crypto exchange and cross-border trading services.

Deutsche Bank's innovations in L2 technology open new opportunities for the banking industry to manage and regulate digital assets in a safer and more efficient manner.

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