Sberbank experience at Blockchain & Bitcoin Conference Russia

Sberbank of Russia is one of the market leaders as for implementation of blockchain technologies, and Blockchain & Bitcoin Conference Russia would be imperfect without its representative. On November 10, 2016 Managing Director for Technology Innovation center at Sberbank Ekaterina Frolovicheva will present the position of the leading company on the development of blockchain in banking system.

Sberbank hits the headlines related to blockchain regularly. The Bank has joined the international project HyperLedger and is getting ready for the launch of a blockchain-based platform for trade financing. Internal document flow and customer service should shift to blockchain. Bank managers associate the project with the creation of a completely new ecosystem of foreign trade.

Last week it has been revealed that Sberbank together with the Federal Antimonopoly Service of the Russian Federation prepared a pilot project on blockchain-based document flow. Its main innovation is the possibility to stop using communication provider services for document exchange, which will reduce the expenses of companies.

Learn more about Sberbank’s projects and their implementation from the report of Ekaterina Frolovicheva. The topic of her report – “The use of blockchain technology in Russian banking system: position of the market leader”.

Alongside with Ekaterina Frolovicheva the speakers of the event are financial analyst of Wall Street and founder of LibertyLifeTrail site Tone Vays, Microsoft technology evangelist Konstantin Goldstein, Director for crypto-technologies at QIWI Alexey Arkhipov and representatives of other companies, dealing with blockchain development.

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