Bank of America Developing a Blockchain for ‘Real-Time’ Card Settlement

If you ‘re a programmer and want to ensure the success of your career, you seemingly can’t go wrong with focusing on blockchain technology, as it promises to be at the base of all money-related systems in the future.

Bank of America (NYSE: BAC), the second largest bank in the United States by assets, revealed on Thursday that it is looking to develop a new system based on blockchain technology and it needs people with experience in the field to create it.

According to the wanted ad, Bank of America has a job for someone with hands on experience developing blockchain / Distributed Ledger Technology / Ethereum – Frontier/Solidity or Hyperledger Fabric. The position is for a mid-range developer with strong Java skills, database skills, and a strong passion for application architecture development of a brand new Card Account and ‘Real-Time’ Settlement system on the new Payments as a Service (PaaS) Platform.

Bank of America has been eyeing blockchain technology for different uses for quite a while now. Bank in June 2014, it filed .

These patent titles are: Cryptocurrency Offline Vault Storage System; Cryptocurrency Transformation System; Cryptocurrency Risk Detection System; Cryptocurrency Transaction Validation System; Cryptocurrency Electronic Payment System; Cryptocurrency Suspicious User Alert System; Cryptocurrency Aggregation System; Cryptocurrency Online Vault Storage System; Cryptocurrency Transaction Payment System; and Cryptocurrency Real-Time Conversion System.

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