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together with QIWI Blockchain Technology (QBT, technological daughter of the
QIWI group) will create software for financial transactions using a smart
contract based on a blockchain, is reported on the website of the university on
Monday.
It is specified that
blockchain technologies allow carrying out financial and legal transactions
using digital bank guarantees, but participants of the transaction should be
assured of the reliability of the service. The developers of TUSUR intend to
introduce this technology in the real financial operations of QIWI company
(Russian payment service), which was one of the first companies in Russia to
start using blocking technology in its business.
"TUSUR together with QIWI
Blockchain Technology is developing a mechanism for implementing digital bank
guarantees on the platform of the "MasterChain" distributed registry.
<...> The program will ensure transparency of all actions of the
participants of the operation, which can be independently monitored. At the
same time it will be impossible to change or cancel the actions", - is
said in the report.
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It is added that copies of the
actions of all participants will be saved in large numbers, which will ensure
the safety of the work of smart contracts.
"We are faced the task of software developing which will allow to conduct financial transactions using a
smart contract based on blockchain technology, so that users are confident in
the security of operations", - the press service quotes one of TUSUR
developers Evgeny Mitikari.
The cooperation of TUSUR and QBT, entering the QIWI group, become
possible thanks to the "Fintech Lab" company, which helps
to implement projects for banks and payment systems, by means of university
start-ups. Now the work is carried out within the framework of the group
project training of TUSUR: the developers of the university directly cooperate
with representatives of QBT, providing automation of bank guarantees.