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Demistifying distributed ledger technology

Demistifying distributed ledger technology

Source: Deutsche Bank

Deutsche Bank interviews leading industry experts at companies such as IBM, ConsenSys, Digital Asset, Hyperledger, uPort and R3 to find out how DLT technology will change our lives.

Definitive conclusions include:

The technology behind the decentralised transaction register has the potential to boost trade and prosperity.
The technology could have a tremendous impact on major areas that influence our everyday life, such as law and regulation, financial services and healthcare.
The distribution of the ledger means cyber security will become even more crucial in the future.

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