Sberbank wants to introduce a decentralized financial platform based on Ethereum - Defi

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Ein kürzlich veröffentlichter Bericht beschreibt, dass Russlands größtes Finanzinstitut, die Sberbank, plant, im Mai eine dezentrale Finanzplattform (defi) zu starten. Konstantin Klimenko, Produktdirektor des Blockchain-Labors der Sberbank, sagte, dass offene Tests im März beginnen werden. Defi-Plattform der Sberbank zur Ermöglichung groß angelegter kommerzieller Operationen Laut a Prüfbericht Wie von der Nachrichtenagentur Interfax veröffentlicht, plant das staatliche Finanzdienstleistungsunternehmen Sberbank mit Sitz in Moskau die Einführung einer Anwendung für dezentralisierte Finanzen (defi). Laut Konstantin Klimenko, Produktdirektor des Blockchain-Labors der Sberbank, wird die Plattform derzeit einem Closed-Beta-Test unterzogen. „Wir haben uns ein großes Ziel gesetzt – das russische Defi-Ökosystem zur Nummer eins zu …
A recently published report describes that Russia's largest financial institution, the Sberbank, plans to start a decentralized financial platform (Defi) in May. Konstantin Klimenko, product director of the Sberbank blockchain laboratory, said that open tests will start in March. Defi platform of the Sberbank for enabling large-scale commercial operations according to A Test report as published by the Interfax news agency, the state financial service company Sberbank, based in Moscow, plans to introduce an application for decentralized finances (Defi). According to Konstantin Klimenko, product director of the Sberbank blockchain laboratory, the platform is currently being subjected to a closed beta test. "We have set ourselves a big goal-the Russian defi ecosystem to number one ... (Symbolbild/KNAT)
Sberbank wants to introduce decentralized financial platform based on Ethereum

A recently published report describes that Russia's largest financial institution, the Sberbank, plans to start a decentralized financial platform (Defi) in May. Konstantin Klimenko, product director of the Sberbank blockchain laboratory, said that open tests will start in March.

Defi platform of the Sberbank to enable large-scale commercial operations

according to A test report As published by the news agency, the state financial service company Sberbank, based in Moscow, is planning to apply for decentralized finance (defi). According to Konstantin Klimenko, product director of the Sberbank blockchain laboratory, the platform is currently being subjected to a closed beta test.

"We have set ourselves a big goal-to make the Russian defi ecosystem number one," said Klimenko. "Our network is currently working in a closed beta test format ... but from March 1st we will go to the next phase and it will no longer be a beta test, but an open test," added the head of the Sberbank blockchain laboratory.

The platform based on Ethereum will work with the web3 wallet metamask . The Sberbank team intends to make it open to the public by the end of April and hopes that it will enable large-scale commercial defect operations. In June 2022 the Russian banking and financial services giant The first transfer of digital assets on your platform, The War approved from the bank of Russia. In September Sberbank that its platform also enables the shape of non-fungible token (nft) is.

In addition to the Bank of Russia, the Sberbank of Russia is the largest financial institution with an managed assets (AUM) of $ 559 billion (as of 2021). The bank is also a leader in the map payment industry in the Russian Federation and dominates more than 61 % of the market. In January 2022 the Russian bank company started the first stock market-trading blockchain fund (ETF). Sberbank, his Managing members and their subsidiaries have been fans of blockchain technology since 2015.

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