The page compares residential foreclosure timelines in Texas and New York and notes that most community bank collateral does its job, though almost none is pristine.
The page describes update-in-place banking platforms, where databases store current account, loan, and balance information, while historical information typically sits outside the system.
Galoy expanded its Bitcoin-native core banking platform across six use cases and introduced three risk and regulatory intelligence tools for U.S. community and regional banks launching Bitcoin services.
Galoy is a team of Bitcoiners building the infrastructure the future of banking will run on. Every role is remote, the codebase is largely open, and the problems are the interesting kind.
Galoy builds financial infrastructure on Bitcoin and develops open-source and Fair Source projects, including the Galoy core for Bitcoin-backed lending, Bria payments bridge, Blink wallet, and Stablesats.