Richard Miller

Product Owner at RegDefy (MV37)

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Bio Using the RegDefy toolset and methodology to accelerate the time to go live for Stablecoins and other regulated Defi platforms. Career History Career long Capital markets IT consultant most recently working with Fnality for several years to get their Ethereum based payments system live.

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Blockchain Observations

KYC, GDPR and DLT pt2: Potential Solutions

02 Feb 2019

In a previous article I looked at how Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) can be applied to the issue of making sure you understand who you are doing business with i.e. Know Your Customer (KYC). The opportunity here is to reimagine what is normally not a differentiating business process by mutualising your operations with your competitors. Unfortu...

Blockchain Observations

KYC, GDPR and DLT pt1: A Rocky Road?

10 Jan 2019

Several years ago Blockchain and Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) were going to solve all problems: from streamlining payments, to world peace! Since then, most have fallen away as not having the business case to support them, but a few use cases have stood the test of time. Know Your Customer (KYC) is one of these. There are many DLT based KYC...

Fintech innovation and startups

Christmas Books: For the Entrepreneur in your life

24 Dec 2018

For most people starting their own business is pretty daunting. Luckily bookstores are awash with books to guide, advise and stop you making mistakes along the way. In some ways there is too much choice! So in case you are looking for some last minute presents for the entrepreneur in your life, here are four suggestions. I have no relationship to ...

Blockchain Observations

Crossing the trust boundary with DLT pt2: The Company

26 Nov 2018

In the last article, “Crossing the trust boundary with DLT pt1: Consortiums”, I looked at some fairly well understood topics on the trust model of consortiums. In this article I will explore how Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) can be exploited in a single organisation. There are not too many obvious use cases for the single organisation due to...

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