The Latest News from Tassat

This week Tassat Group announced its B2B digital payment solution is going multi currency in June. In addition to existing U.S. Dollar payments that have reached $1.3 trillion on

Tarang Gupta hosts Kevin Greene, CEO and Chairman of Tassat. Tassat is a leading provider of private, permissioned blockchain-based solutions for commercial banks.   In this episode

In the weeks following Silicon Valley Bank’s downfall, the 25 largest U.S. banks experienced a $120 billion increase in deposits, according to the Federal Reserve. Meanwhile, the

Private permissioned blockchains are a key feature of Tassat’s B2B payments and financial services for banks. Best of all, chief information security officer Al Berg said they are compliant while

Before its failure in mid-March, New York-based Signature had earned a reputation as a crypto-friendly bank, thanks in large part to its groundbreaking Signet real-time payments platform. With Signet,

Tassat CEO & Chairman Kevin Greene joins Yahoo Finance Live to discuss the importance of small and mid-size banks

The SVB collapse raises the specter of Europe-style consolidation, which would make it much harder for entrepreneurs and farms to get credit. By Kevin R. Greene and

Derek Anderson March 14, 2023 The New York-based fintech said it will provide an API to allow clients to access the new Federal Reserve real-time payment service

Emily Mason Forbes Staff Mar 13, 2023,10:35pm EDT The closing of the top two cryptocurrency banks within a matter of days could prove to be a giant

NEW YORK–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Feb 14, 2023– Tassat Group Inc., the leading provider of real-time digital payments solutions for commercial banks and their corporate clients, today announced the appointment

Mr. Kevin Greene is the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Tassat Group Inc., the leading provider of blockchain-based real-time solutions to banks. He joined the firm

The small group of banks providing blockchain-enabled payments are increasingly looking to leverage the technology to support transactions in areas not related to digital assets. For instance,

TassatPay, a blockchain payment solution deployed by six U.S. banks, has passed the $1 trillion transaction mark, with $150 billion processed this January alone. The solution launched

The new year brings with it the ever-looming inevitability of FedNow. The new payment rail, the first U.S. update on a federal level since the 1970s, will

The banking industry has been rapidly evolving over the past few years. It’s now easy to make many transactions with the click of a button, and the

While there are plenty of instant payment options for consumer like Cash App, PayPal, Venmo and Zelle. But when it comes to business payments it is a

As small-business and corporate customers increasingly ask for real-time payments, for certainty of settlement and efficient use of their working capital, Sam Sidhu wants to meet that

Customers Bank, Western Alliance Bank and Cogent Bank completed the first transfer of funds Oct. 1 between the banks’ commercial customers using a blockchain-enabled payment network developed

Today Tassat Group announced the go-live of The Digital Interbank Network for real-time business-to-business payments. Cogent Bank, Customers Bank and Western Alliance Bank started transacting on the private blockchain network

Chicago-based Byline Bank has signed with Tassat Group to use the blockchain-based platform TassatPay to give the bank’s B2B customers access to real-time payments at any time and with no limits

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Blockchain-based solutions provider for commercial banks adds former leaders from Bank of America Merrill Lynch, London Stock Exchange.

The shipping industry is rife with antiquated processes, a problem that Joshua Wolfe, a former U.S. Customs agent and CEO of CargoSprint, has spent the past decade

Community banks and other financial services companies are not halting plans to delve deeper into the blockchain and crypto spaces despite ongoing volatility in the sector, according

Tassat Group was founded in 2017 to bring the power of block- chain technology to the banking industry. Our goal has always been to empower banks to

Real-time payment projects are picking up steam in 2022, spurred by a push to support international transactions and an economic environment that places an onus on tying

Kevin Greene, Chairman and CEO of Tassat Group Inc. | June 21, 2022 Blockchain technology is just beginning to drive a sweeping transformation of the financial services

NEW YORK, May 3, 2022 – Tassat® Group Inc., the leading provider of private blockchain-based, real-time payment solutions to banks, today announced that digital banking pioneer Axos

Tassat Group developed an innovative private blockchain-based B2B payment solution for banks that eliminates inefficient legacy payment processes by cutting costs and increasing the speed of payment

During the pandemic, the payments industry has transformed, offering various digital options to customers. Blockchain-based payment systems have also paved the way for payment systems that use

Cryptocurrency comes with a ton of jargon. The sector is awash in abbreviations. Take, for example, “FOMO.” That’s the fear of missing out. And it is not

Since WSJ’s inaugural roundup of the Blockchain 50, published in 2019, the billion-dollar companies (minimum, by sales or market value) on our annual list have moved beyond

Smaller US banks are striking deals to join multi-bank blockchains to speed up funds transfers. Blockchain’s speed and nonstop accessibility opens up a lot of possibilities for

About five years ago, U.S. banks began talking to organizations like R3, Ripple and Digital Asset Holdings and the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance about developing shared digital ledgers

WSJ: Bitcoin and other novel “tokenized” assets—so called because ownership is documented as a unique digital token on a ledger such as blockchain—recently reached more than $3

PHOENIX & NEW YORK –(BUSINESS WIRE)–Western Alliance Bank, the primary subsidiary of $50 billion Western Alliance Bancorporation (NYSE: WAL), and Tassat Group Inc., today announced the bank

Customers Bancorp (CUBI) stock and Signature Bank (SBNY) stock are on Dory Wiley’s banking sector watch list. He says that transitory inflation is not so transitory, and

Tassat CEO Ron Totaro has experience as an advisor to private capital and venture firms around investment opportunities in emerging technologies so what would he be saying

INVESTMENT CONCLUSION: The banking and crypto industries continue to showcase an increasingly intertwined relationship with a growing number of banks looking to provide traditional deposit and lending

The prospect of billions of dollars in new deposits is one reason. But what has really piqued banks’ interest is a recognition that the future of payments

Sam Sidhu, President and CEO of Customers Bank, appeared on CNBC recently to discuss the bank’s move into serving crypto businesses. Around the 1:00 mark, he mentions

Ron Totaro, CEO of Tassat, joined Christine Moy of JPMorgan Chase, Raj Dhamodharan of MasterCard and Micah Kershner of WorldPay at Consensus by CoinDesk 2021

Ron Totaro spoke with Douglas Blakey, Editor of Retail Banking International, about the growing importance of B2B digital payments to the banking industry and Tassat’s progress in

Ron Totaro, CEO of Tassat, was interviewed by the banking industry team at Stephens Inc. on the topic “Banks & the Blockchain – Tassat and Real-Time Blockchain

According to Tassat CEO Ron Totaro, the evolution of real-time payments in the U.S. has played a significant role in impacting what businesses expect in terms of

Investment firm Stephens Inc. does a deep dive on Tassat customer Signature Bank (NYSE: SBNY) and discusses Tassat’s role in the bank’s success.

Early in the digital assets space, and part of the Forbes Blockchain 50 2021, Signature Bank is developing a specialty in serving institutional crypto customers, providing fast

Signature Bank, a fraction of the size of NYC neighbor Chase, beat the megabank to market with a blockchain-powered real-time platform for its business customers, including a

JPMorgan Chase recently released a digital asset called JPM Coin, pegged to the U.S. dollar, set for testing later in 2019. Misconceptions, however, included JPM Coin was the first

New York’s Department of Financial Services has approved the first blockchain-based payments system in the state — a platform offered by a $45.87 billion bank.