RUNNER-UP
MAKE DIGITAL ASSETS CONNECT.
SWIFT named FortisNet among the runners-up of its 2022 hackathon, which explored the future of digital assets and interoperability.
First, a challenge: make financial systems work at world scale. Now, a bigger ambition: give people and AI agents a foundation to move value, carry knowledge and prove useful work.
FOLLOW THE STORYFortisNet LTD was incorporated in England and Wales on 25 May 2022. From the beginning, the work looked beyond a single app or ledger: how could decentralised infrastructure connect financial systems and serve people at global scale?
We put ideas into open industry challenges set by organisations such as SWIFT, the Reserve Bank of India and the BIS Innovation Hub. Their published results tell the story of a team willing to test its thinking against real problems.
THE GOAL ISN'T A FASTER SOFTWARE. IT'S A FOUNDATION THAT CAN GROW.RUNNER-UP
SWIFT named FortisNet among the runners-up of its 2022 hackathon, which explored the future of digital assets and interoperability.
GLOBAL SHORTLIST
FortisNet was one of 21 shortlisted teams in the BIS and RBI G20 TechSprint, working on a challenge for multilateral cross-border currency platforms.

WINNER
The Reserve Bank of India named FortisNet the winner of its blockchain throughput and scalability challenge. The question was how to support more transactions for more users.
SWIFT, BIS, G20 and RBI logos identify the organisers and events above. Competition recognition does not imply an ongoing partnership or endorsement.
Today, FortisNet brings wallet software, XFN token deployments and a blockchain architecture in development under one mission: infrastructure that lets value and intelligent work move with clear authority.
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