Deutsche Bank Implements Ethereum-Based Blockchain with ZKsync

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

2 years ago


One of the largest players in the German financial market, Deutsche Bank, has announced its entry into the blockchain industry by building a layer-2 platform on Ethereum using ZKsync technology.

What is Deutsche Bank Building?

The primary goal of Project Dama 2 is to enhance blockchain implementation across financial institutions. Built on Ethereum, this decentralized app aims to increase transaction throughput and reduce costs while addressing the compliance needs of regulated sectors.

Deutsche Bank, one of the world's largest banks, is building its own Layer 2 on top of Ethereum powered by @zksync and developed by @Memento_Bc

Why This Matters for Finance

It is part of the Monetary Authority of Singapore's Project Guardian, involving 24 institutions exploring tokenization. Deutsche Bank might serve as a reference for other financial entities, offering insights on overcoming regulatory hurdles for blockchain implementation.

Today in @business: ZKsync is powering Deutsche Bank moves' in blockchain, enabling secure and compliant solutions for tokenized and hybrid funds.

Why Layer 2?

Layer 2 blockchains provide better throughput for transaction processing at the same or lower cost than traditional methods. For Deutsche Bank, this provides additional regulatory tools like 'super admin rights.'

Deutsche Bank's venture into blockchain technology could significantly contribute to the adaptation of the finance industry, while ensuring compliance with regulatory standards.

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