SMBC – Through a partnership with HashPort Group, one of the biggest financial institutions in Japan, Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group, intends to test soulbound tokens for identity verification.

Firstly, SMBC will issue soulbound tokens on a trial basis, according to a release, with technical support from HashPort, through the end of March 2023.

Second, it might consider putting soulbound tokens to the test to demonstrate behavior or career claims. Case studies involving businesses interested in developing and marketing “fan communities utilizing tokens” may potentially be generated.

Beyond soulbound tokens, SMBC and HashPort might also consider NFTs and the development of web3 infrastructure for domestic and international business penetration.

The announcement made today has been planned for weeks. Since July 2022, SMBC and HashPort have been in discussions about starting a joint venture to create a web3 economic zone.

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SMBC Japanese Bank Is Experimenting With Soulbound Tokens

SMBC – Through a partnership with HashPort Group, one of the biggest financial institutions in Japan, Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group, intends to test soulbound tokens for identity verification.

Firstly, SMBC will issue soulbound tokens on a trial basis, according to a release, with technical support from HashPort, through the end of March 2023.

Second, it might consider putting soulbound tokens to the test to demonstrate behavior or career claims. Case studies involving businesses interested in developing and marketing “fan communities utilizing tokens” may potentially be generated.

Beyond soulbound tokens, SMBC and HashPort might also consider NFTs and the development of web3 infrastructure for domestic and international business penetration.

The announcement made today has been planned for weeks. Since July 2022, SMBC and HashPort have been in discussions about starting a joint venture to create a web3 economic zone.

DISCLAIMER: The Information on this website is provided as general market commentary and does not constitute investment advice. We encourage you to do your own research before investing.

Join us to keep track of news: https://linktr.ee/coincu

Website: coincu.com

Annie

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