DTCC Develops Tool to Support DLT Governance
The tool has been developed as part of DTCC's work with the industry to build a DLT network and governance model.
The Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation (DTCC) has developed a governance tool, DLT AdMon, that provides a view into ledger activity and performance on a node inside a distributed-ledger-technology (DLT) network.
Robert Palatnick, chief technology architect at the DTCC, says the tool was developed with open-source code from the Hyperledger Explorer module. The agency modified the Hyperledger code to work for other protocols specific to the particular business case that the DTCC is working
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