Partior, the blockchain-based interbank clearing and settlement network founded by JPMorgan, DBS and Temasek, said it has entered a partnership with London Stock Exchange Group’s settlement infrastructure, LSEGDiSH. The tie-up is designed to bring round-the-clock settlement bank liquidity into international payment networks, a move the company said is aimed at improving the efficiency and accessibility of cross-border payments. Partior also said its new settlement platform is scheduled to be fully operational in 2027. Institutions including Deutsche Bank are set to join the new cooperation framework. The update was cited by CoinPost and carried by Techub News.
Partior, the blockchain-based interbank clearing and settlement network founded by JPMorgan, DBS and Temasek, said it has partnered with London Stock Exchange Group’s settlement infrastructure, LSEGDiSH, to introduce 24/7 settlement bank liquidity into international payment networks.
According to Partior, the partnership is intended to improve the efficiency and accessibility of cross-border payments.
The company said its new settlement platform is planned to be fully operational in 2027. Institutions including Deutsche Bank will also take part in the new cooperation framework.
The development was reported by CoinPost and carried by Techub News.
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