TL;DR
One of the biggest banks in Egypt – Commercial International Bank (CIB) – teamed up with Ripple “to implement blockchain technology, enhancing the efficiency of cross-border payments.” The financial institution also hopped on the non-fungible token field, allowing customers to create unique and collectible NFTs.
The CIB’s leap into crypto coincides with the Egyptian government’s intentions to actively explore the potential of blockchain technology and harness it for “innovative advancements across diverse sectors.”
This is the second major local financial institution to announce a partnership with the American company, with the National Bank of Egypt doing so in 2021.
Ripple has been eyeing global expansion in the past few years due to the regulatory uncertainty in the US and the ongoing lawsuit against the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Other financial institutions that have inked deals with the company over the years include Thailand’s oldest bank – Siam Commercial Bank (SCB), and Morocco’s Attijariwafa Bank.
Ripple has also supported the efforts of several countries to launch a central bank digital currency (CBDC). In 2021, it collaborated with the Royal Monetary Authority (Bhutan’s central bank) to create a digital version of the ngultrum.
The small land-locked country in the Himalayas is known to be the only carbon-negative nation across the globe. Ripple explained that the CBDC would double down on that policy:
Another institution that picked Ripple to introduce a CBDC plot project is the National Bank of Georgia (NBG). James Wallis (VP of Central Bank Engagements at the company) claimed the solution could drive transformative progress in the country’s public sector.
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- One of the largest banks in Egypt collaborates with Ripple for blockchain-based cross-border payments and enters the NFT space.
- Ripple supports global CBDC initiatives and partners with banks worldwide, focusing on sustainable and efficient blockchain solutions.
The Latest Bank to Collaborate With Ripple
One of the biggest banks in Egypt – Commercial International Bank (CIB) – teamed up with Ripple “to implement blockchain technology, enhancing the efficiency of cross-border payments.” The financial institution also hopped on the non-fungible token field, allowing customers to create unique and collectible NFTs.
The CIB’s leap into crypto coincides with the Egyptian government’s intentions to actively explore the potential of blockchain technology and harness it for “innovative advancements across diverse sectors.”
This is the second major local financial institution to announce a partnership with the American company, with the National Bank of Egypt doing so in 2021.
Ripple has been eyeing global expansion in the past few years due to the regulatory uncertainty in the US and the ongoing lawsuit against the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Other financial institutions that have inked deals with the company over the years include Thailand’s oldest bank – Siam Commercial Bank (SCB), and Morocco’s Attijariwafa Bank.
Ripple and CBDCs
Ripple has also supported the efforts of several countries to launch a central bank digital currency (CBDC). In 2021, it collaborated with the Royal Monetary Authority (Bhutan’s central bank) to create a digital version of the ngultrum.
The small land-locked country in the Himalayas is known to be the only carbon-negative nation across the globe. Ripple explained that the CBDC would double down on that policy:
Another institution that picked Ripple to introduce a CBDC plot project is the National Bank of Georgia (NBG). James Wallis (VP of Central Bank Engagements at the company) claimed the solution could drive transformative progress in the country’s public sector.
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