The European Central Bank’s wholesale digital settlement bridge, Pontes, officially went live on Sept. 21. ECB President Christine Lagarde confirmed the launch after a Eurogroup meeting. Four market operators have joined the platform at launch, and the infrastructure of one of those platforms uses technology derived from the XRP Ledger. The update was cited by Techub News, which referenced CoinGape. No additional details on the operators or the platform structure were disclosed in the source brief.
The European Central Bank’s wholesale digital settlement bridge, Pontes, officially went live on Sept. 21.
ECB President Christine Lagarde confirmed the launch after a Eurogroup meeting. Four market operators have connected to the platform at launch, and the infrastructure of one of them uses technology derived from the XRP Ledger.
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