Banking giant Deutsche Bank is building out a layer-2 rollup network on Ethereum with ZKsync technology developed by Matter Labs. Bloomberg reported the project Wednesday, and a representative for Matter Labs confirmed the story. The chain will be “a public and permissioned L2,” Omar Azhar, the head of business development at Matter Labs, told CoinDesk over Telegram. When asked to elaborate, he referred a reporter to another participant in the project, Memento Blockchain, which did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Generally “public permissioned” means anyone can see what’s happening on the network but only authorized participants can do certain things. The project is a sign of a renewed interest in blockchain technology among institutions, as prices for various cryptocurrencies reach all-time highs. It also echoes the private enterprise blockchains that were in vogue nearly a decade ago. Those systems were disconnected from public chains like Ethereum and Bitcoin, though they sometimes borrowed code from them.

Full report : Germany banking giant Deutsche Bank is building a L2 blockchain based on Ethereum using ZKsync technology developed by Matter Labs.