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In recent years, the company has been pushing for the digitalization of assets by creating financial products both for investors in Europe and for long-term partners – major commodity producers and traders.

The Global Palladium Fund (GPF), established by Nornickel, tokenized the company’s metal on the Atomyze platform, offering the market a convenient, reliable and easy way to invest, and the customers a transparent, traceable supply chain.

Nornickel’s digital transformation program includes many different partners and is in multiple stages.

One of the last stages is the most important achievement of the Nornickel-backed blockchain platform Atomyze, the Russian branch of which recently received a license from the country’s monetary watchdog to issue and circulate digital financial assets (DFAs), such as asset-based tokens. Atomyze Russia became thus the country’s first recipient of such an important license.

Forbes Blockchain 50 2022 Ranking includes many financial, industrial and IT companies, such as Allianz(DE:), Aon [NYSE:], Baidu (NASDAQ]), Boeing (NYSE :), Visa (NYSE :), Walmart (NYSE :). As they seek to increase efficiency, improve transparency, and ultimately save billions in the long run, multinational corporations are increasingly turning to distributed ledger technology.

Walmart uses blockchain technology to keep track of shipments from suppliers. Seagate and Boeing use blockchain to identify and prevent counterfeiting.

Nornickel is using blockchain on the contrary to make it possible for all involved in a transaction to not only track the origin of their metals but also ensure transparency throughout the supply chain. Experts predict that Atomyze will allow for more flexibility, be more environmentally-friendly and make transactions more profitable.

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