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Nominal costs. Filing fees, at most. Maybe some admin. costs.

Yes, I believe this is her show. Perhaps I'm missing something.

To be honest, the ANBC validator doesn't strike me as particularly significant. The General Trade Markets Corp. that shares the same address lists the following partners: The names are sketchy and, in fact, everyone of them (except for ANBC) is located at the same address in Oregon with Cathy Halverson as the registered agent. Also, I don't see the connection between the ANBC validator linked to Helena, MT, and the ANBC holding company in Appleton, WI, which seems to only be the parent of American National Bank - Fox Cities, which is a group of cities in Wisconsin. I also don't see how Bancorp, which holds Bancorp Bank, is associated with any of the ANBCs.

Nice, you backed up the original domain link. The link that is there now is dead. I wonder if that can be done intentionally to remain anonymous.

I swear it was there, and then it wasn't there for a few minutes. Now I see it back up. When I saw it there the first time, the domain link didn't work, as you notice now. @Tehol_Beddict, was the address you cited, i.e., https://www.anbc.us/, the one that was listed in the validator registry? Because it's now a 404 dead-end, and people above are finding a different banking entity with the same name in Wisconsin. For the one you are pointing us to, US Bank is a partner, at least through General Trade Markets: Noticed some other big brokers too. (The other WI bank is much smaller.)

Wait, is it gone now?

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Yes. The Universal Postal Union would be a coup, given that the plan is to link all of India's post office branches to the IPPB in 5 months to provide digital banking services across the country.

It's very promising. But there is no official word on the India Post Payments Bank using Ripplenet.

You have just coined what shall immediately be a classic saying. Lol! Of course, your research is unsurpassed to get you there. India Post Payments Bank's core software is Infosys Finacle, and it's not too hard to see that Infosys is very aware of Ripple. If Temenos can hook up its T24 onto Ripplenet, I would speculate that Finacle can do the very same. The IPPB numbers are mind-blowing. 170 million accounts. The Indian gov't will use it for distributing wages, pensions, etc. I see what Asheesh Birla meant now.

My sense that many are skimming through the news to inaccurately mean that the exchanges will merely start listing XRP. The fact that we have SBI and three more exchanges that will serve as xRapid hubs for x-border transactions is unbelievable.