digital signature
The mathematical result calculated using a publicly available algorithm and a private key on a unit of digital information. Anyone who has the unit of information and the corresponding public key can, through verification, accurately determine whether that mathematical result was created using that private key, and whether the unit of information has been altered since that mathematical result was calculated.
See also verification.
Lafarge - A Bespoke Approach to Personal Digital Signatures
Case Study - Lafarge wanted to find an automated and secure means of digitally signing payment instructions across all its banks. The company chose 3SKey.
Digital Commercial Supply Chains and Trade
Unlocking the full potential of trade and commerce for digital India - Discussion paper
Swift Digital Trade Channel
Discover how the Swift digital trade channel, and MT798, is driving efficiency and reliability across trade and supply chain solutions.
Case Study - Digital Trade Channel Implementation
Voith leverages digital trade channel MT 798 for growth of export business
TradeTrust: A trusted global network for digitally interconnected trade documents
TRADETRUST: A TRUSTED GLOBAL NETWORK FOR DIGITALLY INTERCONNECTED TRADE DOCUMENTS
Defining Digital Assets: Past, present, future
Digital assets are virtual records of value directly held on and transferred across a shared cryptographically secured ledger.
Reinventing the banking business model for a post-Covid, digital world
Simon Torrance, Rainmaking; Accelerating Digital Transformation working group, World Economic Forum
Raising the cyber security bar in the journey to a digital India
Research by Booz Allen Hamilton and Swift on how to tackle cyber security and support the march to a digital India
Exploring central bank digital currencies: How they could work for international payments
The emergence of central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) is gathering speed, with more than half of the world’s central banks actively considering their introduction. The reasons are varied: to compensate for the reduced use of physical notes; to improve payments in digital retail; to respond to private cryptocurrencies that could threaten the role of fiat money; and to improve resilience and reduce risk in wholesale markets – among many others