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Netherlands Startup Finturi Targeting Invoice Finance on the Blockchain

Netherlands Startup Finturi Targeting Invoice Finance on the Blockchain

Peter Renton·
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·Mar. 22, 2019·1 min read

Netherlands invoice finance startup Finturi has closed $2.2 million in funding to help companies secure loans against invoices using blockchain and artificial intelligence; their intention is to provide P2P invoice financing services where inefficiencies can be addressed by blockchain, eliminating the need for third parties; CEO Johannes Brouwer said, “Blockchain applications like smart contracts can help transactions to be completed faster and more efficiently. They also ensure that all contract data is stored on blockchain, thus reducing risk of fraud.” Source.

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    Peter Renton cofounded Fintech Nexus as the world’s largest digital media company focused on fintech before it was acquired by Command. Peter has been writing about fintech since 2010 and he is the author and creator of the Fintech One-on-One Podcast, the first and longest-running fintech interview series.

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