What is Blockchain?

Blockchain technology enables everyone involved in a transaction to know with certainty what happened, when it happened, and confirm other parties are seeing the same thing without the need for an intermediary providing assurance, and without a need to reconcile data afterwards.

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    What is Distributed Ledger Technology?
    DLT is a decentralized database managed by multiple participants, across multiple nodes. Blockchain is a type of DLT where transactions are recorded with an immutable cryptographic signature called a hash. The transactions are then grouped in blocks and each new block includes a hash of the previous one, chaining them together, hence why distributed ledgers are often called blockchains.
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    Why Blockchain?
    Transactions are complex and costly.

    Prone to human error or fraud — each participant has its own separate ledger.

    Inefficient — intermediaries are needed for validation.

    Frequent delays & losses — paper-based and data stored locally by each party.

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    Blockchain is the solution.

    Peers have a single shared ledger — once the transaction is validated, the record is permanent, secure and immutable.

    A smart contract — code running on top of a blockchain that contains a set of rules under which the parties mutually agree — eliminates the need for third parties.

    Owner of the transaction has the power - to move anything of value freely and instantly without intermediaries.

    Eliminates or reduces paper processes - need for intermediaries, speeds up transaction times and increases efficiencies and transparency.

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