Going Checkless For Real?

Project Eleanor provides specs for a secure, global system

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Franklin Roosevelt, never considered the biggest friend of banks, would probably be amused that an international consortium of financial institutions named its new online payment standard after his wife. Project Eleanor, so tagged because the group’s first working meeting was convened in New York’s Roosevelt Hotel, is the brainchild of Identrus, a bank group formed to provide a structure for e-commerce.

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