Starbucks Plans To Introduce a Blockchain Based Payments App
Starbucks is the latest name to join the Blockchain revolution. The company intends to launch a blockchain based payments app soon.
- Team CryptoGround
- Mar 01, 2018
The blockchain is a decentralized system with a distributed open ledger that is publicly accessible, and its copy is stored on millions of computer systems. Blockchain became popular with the inception of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. However, it is important to note that blockchain's utility is not limited to cryptocurrency. Discover such systems in this news section.
Starbucks is the latest name to join the Blockchain revolution. The company intends to launch a blockchain based payments app soon.
Disruptive technologies such as Blockchain and the IoT, will have a profound impact in the way we live and work, said the Indian Prime Minister.
Reddit Co-Founder Alexis Ohanian has stepped down from managing day-to-day operations of Reddit to focus on his blockchain investments firm, Initialized Capital.
The Government of India is now working on creating a blockchain based platform which will bring forward a digital certification of tamper-proof educational degrees.
Singapore Airlines is all set to introduce a digital wallet app which will run on the blockchain technology, allowing frequent flyers to use airline miles at Point of Sale retail systems.
Millions of Ledger hardware wallet users are at a risk of losing their funds as a vulnerability has been found which can alter the Bitcoin deposit address!
FedEx has started off with a pilot program that makes use of the Blockchain Technology to improve transparency in logistics and helps in dispute resolution.
The EU Blockchain Observatory is now being prepared in association with an Ethereum based startup, ConsenSys. This is the first major step towards building a blockchain economy!
Blockchain company ConsenSys and Amalto, which is the leader in order-to-cash, field data management and logistics, announced a joint venture for the development of an ethereum-based platform that will facilitate “the automation o...
Japanese energy giant TEPCO is looking to the power of the blockchain to transform its energy sector and has invested in UK startup Electron to make this a reality.