Lamine Brahimi, co-founder of digital asset infrastructure firm Taurus, said Swift’s blockchain ledger will need key internal layers before it can reach its full potential. He said the technology shows promise, but warned that missing infrastructure inside the system could hold back broader adoption.
Brahimi pointed to identity management and data privacy solutions as examples of the layers still needed. Without them, he said, large-scale use may remain limited even if the ledger technology itself is sound.
He also said financial institutions will need to confirm that any such system can meet strict regulatory and operational standards before moving ahead. In his view, building those missing layers is central to whether the effort can succeed. The remarks were cited by Techub News, which referenced CoinDesk.
Lamine Brahimi, co-founder of digital asset infrastructure company Taurus, warned that Swift’s blockchain ledger needs critical internal layers if it is to realize its full potential.
He said the ledger technology has promise, but argued that the absence of necessary internal infrastructure could limit adoption at scale. He specifically pointed to identity management and data privacy solutions as missing pieces.
Brahimi also said financial institutions would need to make sure the technology meets strict regulatory and operational requirements before adopting it. In his view, building those missing layers is key to making the system work.
The remarks were carried by CoinDesk and cited by Techub News.
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