Key Points IBM now helps banks connect to Swift's new blockchain payment network. Banks on that network can send their own digital cash around the clock, with no need for XRP tokens or the Ripple network. IBM's biggest win here may be giving banks another reason to buy its mainframe computers. These 10 stocks could mint the next wave of millionaires › Let's talk about international payments. I have news for you, courtesy of International Business Machines (NYSE:IBM) , but a tiny history lesson seems appropriate first. The Swift cooperative was founded in 1973 because banks wanted something better than Telex -- a clunky international messaging system from the 1930s that just happened to handle payments. Swift didn't invent new money.
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