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PayTechTalk 22 – One in a Billon

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Looking for real life use cases for the blockchain technology? What’s the real advantage of using the blockchain technology? What’s the solution to the amount of energy blockchain needs? Why may blockchain be a solution for GDPR issues? So many interesting topics to think and talk about… I had the pleasure to speak to Andrzej Horoszczak, CEO and Founder of Billon, a Poland and UK based company that claims to have civilized blockchain.

Andrzej is a great blockchain evangelist and listening to him will give you a lot food for thought.

So relax, sit back and enjoy PayTechTalk 22 – the Podcast of PAYMENT.TECHNOLOGY.LAW.!

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About Billon:

Billon civilized blockchain, creating a universal technology platform to combine money, data and identity management. On top of our unique light-weight architecture we build ready business products which shift control to the user while giving big businesses transformational solutions to redesign their own internal processes for the new all-digital world. Our technology provides world’s leading scalability and regulatory capability to encrypt and process any real currency and data directly on blockchain, deliver instant payments at ultra-low costs and power new business models.

Billon on Web, Twitter, LinkedIn and Facebook.

About Andrzej Horoszczak:

Andrzej Horoszczak is the CEO and the founder of Billon. Pursuing a career as a Wall Street IT engineer, he experienced first-hand the flaws and inefficiencies of the outdated financial system’s technology. The 2008 crisis made him realize that the changes are inevitable, however, instead of aiming to destroy the old system, he came with the idea to improve it with a new blockchain concept. Andrzej came back to Poland and gathered the world-class mathematicians and cryptologists in order to create a solution that would have all the benefits of blockchain, yet integrated within the existing financial system.

Andrzej Horoszczak on LinkedIn.

 

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Susanne started her legal career at Linklaters. Most recently, she headed the legal department of PayPal for the DACH region. Before that, she worked at eBay mainly on payment related topics. Her focus are regulatory issues and product advice in the payment and ecommerce industry. Susanne dealt with completely different legal topics as head of legal director for the Bundesdruckerei (federal printing office).



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