XDC Network and the $2.5 Trillion Trade Finance Gap Explained
Original title: XDC Network Is Fixing A $2.5 Trillion Gap in the World’s Settlement Layer
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Key points
- XDC Network targets a $2.5 trillion trade finance gap identified by the Asian Development Bank.
- XDC Network has been building institutional-grade blockchain rails since 2019.
- XDC Network lists tier one validators including Hashkey, SBI, and Deutsche Telekom.
- Over $100 million processes through the network daily.
- XDC cut trade finance costs by at least 50% and settlement from 7 days to 24 hours.
- The acquisition of Contour Network brought over 100 major financial institutions onto XDC.
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