Peculiarities
Peculiarities
01
Creation
The first version of the system was developed in 2022 by the Distributed
Ledger Technologies Centre at St Petersburg University to provide secure
storage and transmission of information, as well as the ability to create
a chain of intermediaries for message transmission in case direct
interaction is impossible
02
International settlements
When developing the DCMS, special attention was paid to international
settlements, so the system can be configured taking into account the
features of cross-border transactions and encryption algorithms allowed
in different countries
03
Access
Access to the information is granted only to the participants in the
transaction and, with the necessary adjustments, to their regulators,
while other participants do not have access to the data
04
For whom
The Decentralised Cross-border Message System developed at St Petersburg
University is ideal for the exchange of financial messages between banks
and organisations in different countries.
05
Encrypted
The system allows transactions to be encrypted in accordance with the
laws of each participating country, and each user can act as an
intermediary between other users
06
independent
In this way, countries can pursue independent financial policies and ensure
the confidentiality of transmitted messages
Any company can test the DCMS from anywhere in the world
Easy integration
The code of the system core is available in open source format, and the system includes libraries for easy integration into automated information systems
The developer concludes confidentiality agreements, and provides documentation, consulting and technical support for integration with the company's existing information systems