Product and technology managers involved in creating payments services are considering whether to include atomic settlements in their latest developments. Learn about the challenge and join the debate on what’s the right approach in a member-only virtual roundtable hosted by The Payments Association.
Atomic settlement, also known as atomic swaps or atomic transactions, refers to the process of instantly and securely exchanging one cryptocurrency for another without the need for an intermediary. While the concept of atomic settlement holds great promise for the future of decentralised finance (DeFi) and peer-to-peer transactions, there are several factors to consider when assessing its likelihood of becoming a widespread reality.
While atomic settlement holds significant potential, it is important to acknowledge that the path to widespread implementation is not without challenges. Technological advancements, liquidity considerations, regulatory frameworks, and user adoption will all play critical roles in determining the future of atomic settlement. As the cryptocurrency ecosystem continues to evolve, it is plausible that atomic settlement could become a reality.
Payments Lab is a virtual editorial roundtable held on Zoom, brought to you by The Payments Association for members only.
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Please note that registration does not guarantee your participation. All registrants will be reviewed to ensure they are members of The Payments Association and are part of the appropriate job function to contribute to this discussion. All roundtables will be recorded, but not published. Comments made during these sessions will be used in articles created by The Payments Association. Individuals and companies may be quoted.
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