Matera

Hello, everyone.

This is Peter Chaplin, welcoming you back to the Matera Blockchain for Bankers series.

This is going to be episode 10, Tokenized Deposits Part 2.

With me today to have this conversation are Carlos Netto, Keith Vanderlees, and Eran Barak.

So one of the comments that Keith made was it's a deposit, it's sitting on your balance sheet.

So talk more about that.

Matera has been serving banks for 30 or 40 years with your core banking platform.

You understand bank balance sheet.

That's awesome.

So we've got one of our acquisitions, which was a company called Matera.

It was kind of based out of there as well.

So it's all kind of coming together in a really interesting way.

Hello, everyone, and welcome back to the next episode in the Matera Blockchain for Bankers series.

Today, we're going to explore privacy in digital assets.

As I mentioned, this is episode nine, so please take the time, go back, see any of the other episodes.

These are podcasts, so 25 to 35 minutes.

Put them on your iPhone while you're walking the dog.

With me today are Carlos Netto, CEO of Matera, and Sophia Roman, who is a digital asset privacy expert.

In banking, we have historically thought about a job of the financial institution is to not only provide financial services to a customer, but also to keep that information private, to make sure that the transactions of a customer, the balances of a customer, et cetera, are not available to the outside world.

Much of the perception of privacy in digital assets comes from the original Bitcoin infrastructure.

So you have that.

And I'm talking about in Matera, which is basically, um, on the Woodlands area.

Mm-hmm.

And on that project, we have one-floor houses and two-floor houses as well, duplex and townhomes, and single as well.