A blockchain is a decentralized digital ledger that stores transactions on thousands of computers around the world. They are recorded in a way that prevents them from being modified later. Blockchain technology increases security and speeds up the exchange of information in a cost-effective and transparent way. It also eliminates third parties whose main role was to provide trust and certification in transactions (such as notaries and banks).
The great importance of blockchain has attracted the attention of organizations in various sectors, with the banking sector being the most active at this stage. Blockchain has led to the development of thousands of new jobs and new startups, ranging from mobile payment solutions to healthcare applications.
Whether you need a prototype or a production-ready platform, our team of engineers’ deep experience in cryptocurrencies, data science, and serverless computing will help you reap the benefits of blockchain. We’ll evaluate potential blockchains for your project, including Ethereum, Hyperledger, EOS, NEO, Tezos, and Qtum, and choose the best option, such as when to use private permissioned blockchains like Quorum.
Our engineering capabilities include:
- Blockchain deployment and development with web3, solidity, cakeshop and truffle.
- Smart contracts and custom frameworks for applications, such as OpenZeppelin.
- Application and data development using Python.
- Corporate mobile applications with Swift and Objective-C.
- Web platforms using Phoneix/Elixir and serverless architecture.
Current blockchain areas we are helping our clients with:
Blockchain case studies.
Blockchain infrastructure.
Blockchain and mobile banking.
Blockchain and peer-to-peer transfers.
Blockchain and digital currencies.
Blockchain and the Internet of Things.
Blockchain and markets.
Blockchain and marketplaces.
Blockchain and healthcare.
Blockchain programs.
Blockchain and e-government.
Blockchain and the banking sector.
Fintech applications.
Blockchain and the regulatory framework.
Barriers to blockchain implementation.
Smart contracts.
Innovations in the blockchain.
Privacy, security and identification in the blockchain.
Originally developed as the technology underlying bitcoin, blockchain quickly became popular due to its ability to create a huge, globally distributed ledger that runs on millions of devices and is capable of recording anything of value.