Kung totoo yan, at pumasok na ang peso sa ETH, aba, ang tanong eh, ADVATANGE ba yan sa ETH na hawak natin? Mukhang babagsak pa ang ETH value pag nagkataon kasi. Dahil sa ETH to USD pa lang, mababa na palitan kaya mas okay pa ang ETH to BTC.
Ano pa kaya kung ETH to PESO na? At pag bumagsak naman ang Peso dahil sa ETH, baka maghigpit ang BSP sa crypto ngayon. Sigh.
Topic: One of the Largest Banks in the Philippines is Implementing Ethereum. - page 3. (Read 435 times)
June 05, 2018, 11:17:12 AM
June 05, 2018, 10:02:41 AM
Sa tingin ko makaaapekto ito sa price ng ETH, kasi mag gain siya ng exposure sa market dahil ginagamit na ito for bamking services, maaware yung mga tao na legit pala talaga ang cryptocurrency, siguro parang coins.ph yung sistema nito which can add as another option for peoples who uses banking services. 
June 05, 2018, 08:59:56 AM
Gusto ko sanang i update kayo dito,na ang isa sa pinakamalaking banko dito ay ipinapatupad na ang paggamit ng ethereum.
Sa tingin nyo ba makakaapekto ito sa presyo ng ethereum?
UnionBank, one of the biggest banks in the Philippines, is working with US-based blockchain software technology company ConsenSys founded by Ethereum co-founder Joseph Lubin to assist local financial institutions in integrating Ethereum and blockchain-based platforms.
Remittance-Focused Industry
The Philippines has a unique financial infrastructure, and the banks are aware that only the upper class and high net-worth individuals can afford banking services. The vast majority of individuals and even businesses rely on local remittance networks and outlets such as M Lhuillier, Cebuana Lhuillier, Palawan, and LBO to send and receive payments both domestically and internationally.
Remittance outlets are often more readily accessible in rural areas and provinces, especially in areas that are not profitable for banks to establish offices and run all-inclusive operations. In major cities like Cebu, remittance outlets are seen in every corner of every street, sometimes 10 meters apart from each other.
The main reason behind the difficulty of acquiring bank accounts and services in the Philippines is the base balance required by financial institutions. UnionBank, for instance, requires users to store more than $2,000 as default balance, and the failure to maintain a balance of over $2,000 could result in penalties.
In a heavily Remittance-focused country like the Philippines, any technology that could provide transparency, security, robustness, and efficiency in processing transactions is crucial. ConsenSys and UnionBank believe that the blockchain could be the technology that might be able to drastically improve the current financial infrastructure and ecosystem of the Philippines.
Justo Ortiz, the chairman of UnionBank, stated that the blockchain could “crack the hole of financial inclusivity,” if implemented and commercialized appropriately.
In the upcoming months, ConsenSys and UnionBank will closely collaborate to utilize Kaleido, an enterprise blockchain solution launched on top of the Ethereum blockchain protocol, to process information and transactions more securely and transparently.
Alai Garcia, ConsenSys Solutions Lead in Asia Pacific, said that UnionBank is their first bank client in the Philippines and that the country could be one of the few regions in the world that could maximize the benefits of using the blockchain as both public and private sectors are keen on applying blockchain technology to existing systems.
“Our appetite for experimentation is warming the country up for significant transformational change for the next generations to come,” said Garcia.
source:https://www.newsbtc.com/2018/05/27/one-largest-banks-philippines-implementing-ethereum-consensys/
Sa tingin nyo ba makakaapekto ito sa presyo ng ethereum?
UnionBank, one of the biggest banks in the Philippines, is working with US-based blockchain software technology company ConsenSys founded by Ethereum co-founder Joseph Lubin to assist local financial institutions in integrating Ethereum and blockchain-based platforms.
Remittance-Focused Industry
The Philippines has a unique financial infrastructure, and the banks are aware that only the upper class and high net-worth individuals can afford banking services. The vast majority of individuals and even businesses rely on local remittance networks and outlets such as M Lhuillier, Cebuana Lhuillier, Palawan, and LBO to send and receive payments both domestically and internationally.
Remittance outlets are often more readily accessible in rural areas and provinces, especially in areas that are not profitable for banks to establish offices and run all-inclusive operations. In major cities like Cebu, remittance outlets are seen in every corner of every street, sometimes 10 meters apart from each other.
The main reason behind the difficulty of acquiring bank accounts and services in the Philippines is the base balance required by financial institutions. UnionBank, for instance, requires users to store more than $2,000 as default balance, and the failure to maintain a balance of over $2,000 could result in penalties.
In a heavily Remittance-focused country like the Philippines, any technology that could provide transparency, security, robustness, and efficiency in processing transactions is crucial. ConsenSys and UnionBank believe that the blockchain could be the technology that might be able to drastically improve the current financial infrastructure and ecosystem of the Philippines.
Justo Ortiz, the chairman of UnionBank, stated that the blockchain could “crack the hole of financial inclusivity,” if implemented and commercialized appropriately.
In the upcoming months, ConsenSys and UnionBank will closely collaborate to utilize Kaleido, an enterprise blockchain solution launched on top of the Ethereum blockchain protocol, to process information and transactions more securely and transparently.
Alai Garcia, ConsenSys Solutions Lead in Asia Pacific, said that UnionBank is their first bank client in the Philippines and that the country could be one of the few regions in the world that could maximize the benefits of using the blockchain as both public and private sectors are keen on applying blockchain technology to existing systems.
“Our appetite for experimentation is warming the country up for significant transformational change for the next generations to come,” said Garcia.
source:https://www.newsbtc.com/2018/05/27/one-largest-banks-philippines-implementing-ethereum-consensys/
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