IndusInd ties up with blockchain solution provider Ripple to enhance global payments “IndusInd Bank, which has significant interests in cross border remittances, plans to harness the power of blockchain technology for facilitating global payments,” the bank said in a release. Private sector IndusInd Bank has tied up with blockchain solution provider Ripple to enhance global payment transactions in and out of India. With this affiliation, Ripple can now provide instant access in emerging markets such as India, Brazil and China, IndusInd Bank said in a release. The bank said India witnessed $65 billion move into the country in 2017. “IndusInd Bank, which has significant interests in cross border remittances, plans to harness the power of blockchain technology for facilitating global payments,” it said.The bank strives to leverage the latest technology to build on its existing footprint in payments business through this alliance as the blockchain technology lowers both costs and transfer time for their customers. “We plan to leverage the Ripple platform to provide an enhanced experience to our clients by delivering instant settlements and atomic confirmations on the back of highly secure infrastructure. This will deliver more value to remitters, recipients and our institutional partners across the world,” Ramesh Ganesan, senior executive vice president at IndusInd Bank, said in the statement. By joining Ripple, financial institutions are able to communicate information about a payment between each other and settle payments immediately, the lender said. Patrick Griffin, head of business development, Ripple, said blockchain solutions can provide much more significant impact to the customers of financial institutions in emerging markets. “The payments problem is a global problem, but its negative impact disproportionally affects emerging market...it’s imperative that we connect the world’s financial institutions into a payments system that works for their customers, not against them,” Griffin said. Source - https://www.hindustantimes.com/business-news/indusind-ties-up-with-blockchain-solution-provider-ripple-to-enhance-global-payments/story-WIxYhyUIY4cxqqEpuxCdKM.html |
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i will suggest you to post it from your account someone will quote your post then all images will be visible you can buy Copper Membership also https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=credit;promotemembership benefits :- Allows you to post images even if you are a newbie, reduces the time-between-actions limit, and provides some of the same benefits as being of natural Member rank. |
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I registered at your website BountyGuru , I really like no i can manage in which bounty i am going to participate and how much actually stakes i am getting.
EDIT:-
Site is not updated its showing OLD ICO
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It's better to post your ETH wallet here, because we will parse ETH addresses in this thread automatically later. Thank you for understanding. its better if you create another thread specially for this task otherwise it will count as spam from mods. just a suggestion hope you read this section rule - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=434310.0Thank you for the suggestion. So what is the right way to organize airdrop? 1. Create a separate thread (is Altcoin section appropriate for this thread?) 2. And in that new airdrop thread, we just provide a link let's say to Google Form where people can follow and leave their ETH address and any other required info. Is it ok? thank you for reply . 1. Create a separate thread (is Altcoin section appropriate for this thread?) post it here - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=238.02. And in that new airdrop thread, we just provide a link let's say to Google Form where people can follow and leave their ETH address and any other required info. its upon you google docs is also fine. normally other bounty managers asks for - telegram username have they joined or not They check Each user - Bitcointalk username - ETH address ERC20 Compatible - Any other task you can say such as Follow on twitter , Medium or Any extra bonus if you complete some task (optional) - Retweet Address link of twitter - Twitter username - reddit upvotes (optional) |
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It's better to post your ETH wallet here, because we will parse ETH addresses in this thread automatically later. Thank you for understanding. its better if you create another thread specially for this task otherwise it will count as spam from mods. just a suggestion hope you read this section rule - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=434310.0 |
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waiting for deposit to my BNB address , i have filled bounty forum where is your telegram link ?
is this joke ?
Wepower Binance Bounty - Proof of Vote
The form Wepower Binance Bounty - Proof of Vote is no longer accepting responses.
Try contacting the owner of the form if you think this is a mistake.
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how to claim that 2$ that you mentioned in title of this thread Have updated instagram servers as they were moving slow. All is well now  Can you add Facebook fan page rating service ? |
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hello can i get ur confirmation ,im joining Medium Campaign, and already listed long ago,,
then after ur finalization why my name not on the sheet ??
im so dissapointed.
bitcointalk username : handyzero
medium link : https://medium.com/@handy.sinega answer me pls they remove many users names from spreadsheet including me , i was in Signature , i saw 2.25 first then they just removed my name |
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you removed me from signature bounty , i saw i was eligible for 2.25 stakes but now i can't find my name in spreadsheet , i also took part in medium bounty
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Spreadsheets are not updated since i joined , I left signature , Worst bounty ever seen.
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This post belongs to Altcoin section , you are talking about myetherwallet for better response move your post to Altcoin section. MEW has no 2FA security so the security of MEW is very weak. This is very common problem with MEW.
I start using new wallet Address on ----
I think it is safer than MEW.
kindly do not use thant link - original link is https://blockchain.info Both are similar links but difference is only the last word |
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its happens from last 2 year , before new year starts market up and then down for 2 months , all prices reaches lowest then again up with bounce back power btc will cross 20,000$ this Time and All altcoins will enjoy this rain
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this afternoon .. Myetherwallet wallet I have been in stolen the contents by hackers ..
and I lost the ETH, has anyone ever experienced a similar case to the one I'm currently experiencing?
and how to keep this from happening again? this is really annoying (hacker shit)
1st mistake you did may be - have you filled any airdrop recently and there you have filled the private key during google docs. Never fill your private key 2ns mistake - you have recently downloaded a file which is full of virus and it stopped all important files and send data to the hacker directly. Install good antivirus 3rd check the url you are accessing it may be phishing site , there are lot of site during scan business , bookmark original myetherwallet always try to use Metamask google chrome extension |
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Indians Look to Buy Bitcoin Overseas as Regulations Tighten As cryptocurrency regulations start to pile up in India, a new trend is emerging for Indians to acquire cryptocurrencies from abroad, such as from relatives or friends with overseas accounts. Increased Regulations Indians Look to Buy Bitcoin Overseas As Regulations TightenThe Indian government has recently intensified its efforts to strengthen the country’s regulations on cryptocurrencies, promising that a regulatory framework for them will be announced soon. Earlier this month, the Indian tax authority issued notices to 100,000 crypto traders asking them to pay taxes. The Blockchain and Cryptocurrency Committee (BACC), an industry group whose members include 7 cryptocurrency exchanges, is considering several initiatives, such as creating a database of crypto users and transactions, to comply with the government’s mandates. The Times of India elaborated: With Indian exchanges like Unocoin, Zebpay, Coinsecure, keen on increasing regulation and scrutiny into transactions, bitcoin aficionados say buying from US exchanges is a more popular alternative for purchases. Indians Look to Buy Bitcoin Overseas As Regulations TightenAs regulations tighten in India, bitcoin “enthusiasts are now tapping into their own NRI [non-resident Indian] network of friends and family members,” the news outlet added. L R Dinesh is a bitcoiner who buys expensive items using bitcoin on overseas online sites. He told the publication, “For the online tech community, there are some who receive bitcoins as payment for gadget and video game reviews. But for regular purchases, one has to get a relative or friend with an overseas account to send over bitcoins.” Better Privacy Indians Look to Buy Bitcoin Overseas As Regulations TightenDana L Coe, the CEO of bitcoin hardware wallet Bitlox, believes that one of the main attractions of bitcoin is privacy, the news outlet conveyed. He explained, “If you are purchasing a particular medicine and someone collects the data and sells it to a pharmaceutical company — these companies can use sets of such demographic information to increase prices.” Furthermore, he noted, “Differential pricing, blanket invasion of privacy cannot happen if one uses anonymous and private payments,” adding: People would want to shield their payments from the government, corporates or even their own families. With big data and consumer tracking websites, the need for privacy is heightened. Better Security Indians Look to Buy Bitcoin Overseas As Regulations TightenThe advanced security on purchases made with bitcoin is another major incentive for Indians, the publication added. “The requirement of Aadhaar is a dampener,” Dinesh asserted, referring to the 12-digit unique identity number issued to all Indian residents based on their biometric and demographic data. “The community of techies, bloggers and geeks are quite antipathic to the continuous stem of leaks and insecurities reported with Aadhaar,” he emphasized, noting that “To try and unite bitcoins with compliance is going to keep real bitcoin miners away from Indian exchanges.” Damodharan Sampathkumar of Renovite Technologies was quoted: In India, RBI has mandated two-factor authentication for all online transactions. But outside of India, only single-factor authentication is required. So when it comes to using one’s credit or debit card to buy products on overseas sites one also runs the risk of compromising sensitive financial data and hacks. So using bitcoins would add one layer of security. Source - https://news.bitcoin.com/indians-buy-bitcoin-overseas-regulations-tighten/ |
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By 2030, Blockchain can cease all traditional banking services, says State Bank of IndiaCryptocurrency', the potentially intimidating term for a banking fraternity in any country has spread its wings in India in the recent times, and its fever is passing on, on equal scale with its mother technology 'Blockchain'. If not for the darker aspects of cryptocurrency, in a parallel world, crypto could entirely replace regular currency, which is not exactly a good thing for banks, and governments. Blockchain technology, however, is a different matter altogether, and the big question most are asking is whether it could deprive bank employees of their employment. While there may yet be no any answers for that, what is certain, though, is that this revolutionary technology could make things a lot easier for the banks in terms of automation and financial security. In this context, state-owned lender State Bank of India is exploring if Blockchain technology can be deployed for the benefit of the public and with respect to employment. The bank is hopeful that Blockchain can pool in exponential employment opportunities in the banking sector. Speaking with YourStory at the recently concluded Blockchain Conclave, Head of Innovation for State Bank of India Sudin Baraokar said, "We are all striving for inclusion in finance right now, even with the government and public sector. As a bank that works in tandem with both, we would look at how Blockchain technology is helping financial inclusion, which is the bigger goal in the country right now." He added that SBI had formed a 'Bank-chain', and called major banks in the country to understand the ecosystem as bankers, and how the bank could employ this emerging technology to produce efficient bankable solutions at nominal costs. “By 2030, traditional banking services could cease to exist with Blockchain. All services of banks can be replaced by Blockchain," Sudin said. He said it was up to the customers to choose where they want to invest their wealth. "They can store their wealth in a bank account, or they can store it in a Bitcoin. However, they have to figure it out with the potential risks involved with Bitcoins. We don't stop them, in fact, we ensure we explain the risks to them as our responsibility. However, we don’t recommend Bitcoin." Referring to Bitcoin, he pointed out, "When you say it's decentralised, it essentially means you don't need a regulator or an authority. You can do what you want. You don't need to ask a regulator. It doesn't make sense." He went on to talk about the importance of trust, and how it is always a bank's highest priority. He emphasised that customers will have to wait and trust the process of banks adopting Blockchain as a technology, but not the crypto-aspect of it. "We have to abide by the regulations of the government for they hold the authority. We continue our association with fiat currency, and it is not going to end anytime soon," Sudin said. "The magnitude of Blockchain is so great that I can create an entire financial stack in few days. Blockchain can simply make things easier by manyfold." While the State Bank of India is opposing the usage of cryptocurrency for its dark risks, it is equally appreciating the idea of administering Blockchain technology for its tremendous potential. Source :- https://yourstory.com/2018/02/blockchain-state-bank-of-india/
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PNB is a Government bank and people working there dare to do such activities, Private bank is also doing this, imagine a private bank has 5 million accounts and from all those accounts there are 10 million transactions each month or even more and they are taking 50 paise extra from all those transactions, nobody will notice that but they will make huge money
There are a lot of such frauds operating in the banking system which we are not aware of and this will give rise to cryptocurrency.
More banking fraud = more people moving towards cryptocurrency
Similar action taken by State bank of india , from last 2 months they start charging money if your account below minimum level even for poor people also. SBI recently merged with 5 banks and customer have maximum accounts in sbi but they charge 50 rs every month. think there are more than 50 million accounts with below minimum level and 50 lakh*50= ******* They are earning huge. I closed my account at SBi currently becoz i am not using that one. Government not doing anything If fraud of 11600 crore happens where the bank staff sleeping. Thats why they suspend 10 members of PNB |
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I agree that it's easy to submit FAKE IDs.
However, I agree with the rest of the comments stating they it's risky / stupid to submit your real ID. Internet is huge, so no way in the world they would know you are sending fake ID (they might check your IP though if they are suspecting you, but well, VPNs are everywhere). Honestly, I missed the polymath airdrop before, kinda pissed actually because it's worth more than 300$ now lol.
Still, never ever submit your real ID!!
I agree to not to submit real ids , but when you have invested more than 10,000 USd in a project you are interested and your account gone frozen due to this reason what will you do at that time. sending fake kyc documents is illegal here in my country. you can submit real id if you know about company and that company located in your country , if its International company then its little bit difficult to judge the bad guy , sending documents to exchange is ok because it connected to our bank accounts but for the projects its little bit difficult |
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