“The Blockchain is potentially the most important technology innovation of our lifetime.”
Financial Aggregation
Data Aggregation
Logistic Aggregation
Financial Aggregation
Distributed Ledger Technologies (DLT) allow the entire financial services industry to dramatically optimize business processes by sharing the data in an efficient, secure, and transparent manner.
Blockchain technologies are reshaping the landscape of financial services. Existing inefficient business models and profit pools are beginning to face risk of disruption by upstart highly efficient blockchain-based platforms. Substantial benefits are to be gained using blockchain technologies, especially in back-office operations and to improve transparency, which is highly favored from an audit and regulatory perspective. Those harnessing these advancements are set to have key competitive advantages in the financial services industry industry in the coming years.
The existing capital markets infrastructure is slow, expensive, and often requires several intermediaries. Many new blockchain capital market inventions are entering the market, such as ‘Smart Bonds.’ Smart bonds can automatically pay the bondholder their coupons once preprogrammed conditions are met. These new types of financial product (often called ‘Smart Securities’) are made possible by ‘Smart Contracts’ which are digital contracts that are translated into computer programs and have the ability to be self-executing and self-maintaining, requiring no need for human maintenance.
Blockchain Financial Services Use Cases
Blockchain technology can be applied to financial services in the following areas:
Smart Securities via Smart Contracts
Post Trade Processing and Settlement
Loan Origination and Servicing
Foreign Exchange Markets
Derivatives Markets
Record-Keeping Processes
Auditing and Corporate Compliance
Corporate Shareholder Voting
Reducing Counterparty Risk
Cross-Border Payments
Many More
Data Aggregation
We can aggregate data from virtually any source.
In a competitive industry, data can often be the edge. If you can learn more about your markets, customers or competitors, you can make better decisions and improve the profitability of your business. We can collect data from virtually any online or offline source and then supply it to you in a raw format — or move on to the next stage and provide analysis and visualisation if required.
Specialising in:
Web data scraping
Matching, “deduping”, and other post-processing operations
Bulk import of printed material using OCR and manual data entry
Logistic Aggregation
What makes blockchain such a game changer for the supply chain?
It has implications far beyond payments via bitcoin. The ability to truly externalize a ledger with n-tier participants is incredible. For example, the ability for cascading POs, invoices, change orders, receipts, ship notifications, other trade-related documents and inventory data across a supply chain to move beyond basic matching to trigger threshold-based payments, replenishment, aggregation programs and more based on codified rules in a specific blockchain. What makes this possible is a new, externalised platform — a radical new type of system of record that brings with it shared rules, understanding and more.
The system of record inside a company would essentially take a back seat to new external, autonomous systems of record between organisations, which, from an accounting and ledger standpoint, is far more secure than internal systems needing to be audited internally or externally.
Why MyAggregator?
We are a team of IT engineers specialised in blockchain technology, data aggregation, and crypto-currencies such as Bitcoin. We are dedicated to helping you develop a competitive edge by better understanding your company data.
