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The domain of Payments, Finance, and more generally FinTech, is a fast-growing industry that reached record global investment of $111.8B in 2018. The underlying technology that powers this incredible growth is also evolving rapidly. Hosted by Uber, MoneyCon 2019 brought together engineers from leading tech companies to present on the latest topics in payments engineering.
In this talk during MoneyCon 2019, Square's Anthony Bishopric discusses how Square applied a novel cryptographic concept and classic double entry accounting principles to process and disburse hundreds of millions of dollars per day.
The domain of Payments, Finance, and more generally FinTech, is a fast-growing industry that reached record global investment of $111.8B in 2018. The underlying technology that powers this incredible growth is also evolving rapidly. Hosted by Uber, MoneyCon 2019 brought together engineers from leading tech companies to present on the latest topics in payments engineering.
In this talk during MoneyCon 2019, Square's Anthony Bishopric discusses how Square applied a novel cryptographic concept and classic double entry accounting principles to process and disburse hundreds of millions of dollars per day.
![[MoneyCon 2019] Books: Scalable, Flexible, and Immutable Storage of Squares Financials](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/I_Pt_i3ntGw/mqdefault.jpg "[MoneyCon 2019] Books: Scalable, Flexible, and Immutable Storage of Squares Financials
The domain of Payments, Finance, and more generally FinTech, is a fast-growing industry that reached record global investment of $111.8B in 2018. The underlying technology that powers this incredible growth is also evolving rapidly. Hosted by Uber, MoneyCon 2019 brought together engineers from leading tech companies to present on the latest topics in payments engineering.
In this talk during MoneyCon 2019, Squares Anthony Bishopric discusses how Square applied a novel cryptographic concept and classic double entry accounting principles to process and disburse hundreds of millions of dollars per day.")
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