Canadian publicly traded company Republic Technologies obtains Sign software licensing to expand operations in North America

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ME News Report, May 15 (UTC+8), Canadian publicly listed company Republic Technologies announced that it will introduce products from Sign into its capital markets and listed company workflows. As a publicly traded vehicle for the open market, Republic Technologies focuses on providing secondary market shareholders with equity related to the next-generation internet infrastructure, including verification, identity, programmable capital, and settlement in key areas. This partnership marks the first time Sign's software system has been adopted by a publicly listed company, also symbolizing an important step from on-chain infrastructure to traditional capital markets. In the future, it is expected to be applied in traditional corporate processes such as auditing, compliance, information disclosure, and ongoing reporting. (Source: MLion)
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RugProofMood
· 4h ago
Disclosing information on the blockchain? If that happens, it will set the industry standard.
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Rain-SoakedGlassLeverage
· 5h ago
The verification step uses Sign, and the auditing firm can't sit still anymore.
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0xNap
· 5h ago
Sign is about opening up the main channels of traditional finance.
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OutsiderOfZhiyuandao
· 5h ago
Let's wait and see if the Q3 financial report discloses the specific progress of implementation.
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Don'tCallMeABagHolder.
· 5h ago
The digitization of listed equity, Republic took an early lead
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FrontrunFail
· 5h ago
Traditional capital markets are finally beginning to take on-chain infrastructure seriously.
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