On January 20, 2024, Hashgraph Association and Taurus announced a partnership to integrate the HBAR token and Hedera Token Service (HTS) into the Taurus platform. This will allow financial institutions to securely store, stake HBAR, and issue tokenized assets based on Hedera. The integration is aimed at expanding Hedera's usage in Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and Africa, offering fast and secure solutions for banks and businesses with minimal fees and carbon footprint.
1/21/2025 2:16:14 PM (GMT+1)
Hashgraph Association and Taurus integrate HBAR and Hedera Token Service for the secure storage and tokenization of assets by financial institutions in Europe, Asia, and the Middle East 🌍
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