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Blockchain Based Registry Looks to Stop Trade Finance Fraud

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Asia/PacFintechNews Roundup
·Aug. 31, 2017·1 min read

Singapore based fintech company Trade Finance Market (TFM) recently launched their Invoice Check solution to cut down on trade finance fraud; the new blockchain based registry will help stop invoices from being paid more than once; they built the solution in the past year on the ethereum blockchain and it uses smart contracts; “Our system is in public beta and provides a manual method of entering invoices and having them checked against a blockchain-hosted database. This data is stored on the blockchain and funders are alerted if there is a potential risk of double financing,” Raj Uttamchandani, the company’s executive director, tells Global Trade Review. Source

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