In a pertinent reportsurroundinglatest advancements within the Asia Pacific (APAC) domain, Bank of America (BoA), one of America’s capitals of finance, honored Ripple for exemplary achievements with regard to cross-border payments. The insights of the report shine a witness on the rapidly growing industry of payments in APAC and the burgeoning new technologies being employed. BoA showed dedication to two of Ripple’s sole technologies ‘RippleNet’ and ‘On-Demand Liquidity (ODL)’ simultaneously citing robustnessand efficiency for their backing. This appraisal backed up by authoritativeeconomic behemoths such as BoA proved Ripple’s steerage in the market. Whereas in past assessments similar traits had garnereddebate, such as eulogizing from Deutsche Bank, Faster Payment Council, the International Monetary Fund thus stiflingthe criticism, the BoA analysis approaches the topic with probable forces for a slower adoption rate. Venkat Es, head of Treasury Products at BoA for APAC, discussed advancements brought by the multitalented establishment’s integration of which SWIFT Global Payment Innovation (GPI) make trade cross-border faster, increase transparency and permit for viable tracking of the consignment shipments as voluminouscases occurred in preceding studies.There were however challenges that the GPI experienced manifest when other programs such as Stellar entered the scene – albeit around three months after SEClawsuit placed on Ripple – believing that authorities authority undertakings have delayed approving newly runningservices due that as a result of concerns. As well as furthermore, crypto currency started being regulated and the integration of projects associated with the extendedapplications of Ripple controlled – all negativelyaffecting adoption rate thus reducing clients figures. Where aforesaidencountering those limitation
