WorldPingSolana DvP offers financial institutions an open-source settlement program designed to complete asset transfers and payments in seconds.
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Solana Debuts Institutional Settlement Standard With J.P. Morgan Input
Solana Foundation unveils a program to settle institutional trades in seconds. JPMorgan gave input
Visa Targets APAC Market as 46% of Consumers Plan Stablecoin Use
Solana Foundation targets settlement in seconds with DvP launch
Ondo launches onchain private-company exposure, starting with AI
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WorldPingSolana Foundation launched an open-source program that lets institutions settle trades in seconds, not days. JPMorgan provided key inputs.
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WorldPingBuilt with input from J.P. Morgan, the open-source "DvP" program lets institutions settle trades atomically on Solana with finality in seconds instead of days.
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