Blockchain payment technology company Partior has completed a Series A funding round led by Standard Chartered Bank
ChainCatcher news, Singapore blockchain payment technology company Partior announced the completion of its Series A financing, led by Standard Chartered Bank, with participation from founding shareholders JPMorgan, DBS Bank, and Temasek. The transaction amount has not been disclosed and is awaiting regulatory approval.
It is reported that Partior is developing a blockchain-based interbank payment network, which is expected to support eight currencies: US Dollar, Singapore Dollar, British Pound, Euro, Australian Dollar, Japanese Yen, Offshore Renminbi, and Hong Kong Dollar. Each bank is responsible for its own node on the network, with Standard Chartered Bank becoming one of the Euro settlement banks. (source link)
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