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Santander, the Spanish bank, is gearing up to roll out an international money transfer app thanks to a partnership with blockchain FinTech startup Ripple.According to a report in Business Insider聽citing comments that Nathan Bostock, U.K. CEO of Santander, made at the International FinTech conference in London late last week, the bank is gearing up to enable cross-border payments via blockchain, the technology that makes cryptocurrency possible. This spring, if no one beats us to it, we will be the first large retail bank to carry ou <a href=https://www.stanleycups.us>stanley cup</a> t cross-border payments at scale with blockchain technology, Bostock said, according to Business Insider. He said Ripple, which is focused on using blockchain technology to enable cross-border payments, was the partner for the effort 鈥?but did not say when a product would launch. A spokesperson for Santander declined to comment on the statements from Bostock during the conference. San <a href=https://www.stanley-cup.us>stanley us</a> tander, reported Business Insider, invested in Ripple in both 2015 and 2016.聽 Internally in 2016 it tested out an international payments app that relied on R <a href=https://www.stanleycup.com.de>stanley cup</a> ipple technology, noted the report.聽 With that internal project, Santander said it was able to settle transfers within 24 hours 鈥?much faster than the days it typically takes. With the trial, users were able to learn how much the transfer cost before engaging in the transaction.聽聽Business Insider noted that at the end of January, Santander Chief Executive Ana Botin mentioned the upcoming launch of the new payment
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