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Chainlink teams up with 47 South Korean, European banks to speed up international money transfers

Chainlink teams up with 47 South Korean, European banks to speed up international money transfers

Chainlink announced a partnership with 47 South Korean and European banks on March 13, 2024, to accelerate international money transfers. This initiative, named Project Pangea, aims to leverage stablecoins for settling large-value currency transactions between Europe and South Korea with near real-time settlement capabilities. The collaboration intends to reduce the current settlement times, which can take several days, by utilizing blockchain technology and stablecoins for cross-border payments. Project Pangea is expected to enhance the efficiency and reduce the costs associated with international remittances and wholesale payments. The participating banks represent a significant portion of the financial institutions in both regions, signaling a strong commitment to modernizing cross-border financial infrastructure. This move by Chainlink and its banking partners could set a precedent for future adoption of digital assets in traditional finance for interbank settlements.

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