Blockchain
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Our team has deep experience working with many types of blockchain platforms including private/enterprise and public blockchain.
Smart contract languages: Golang, Java and Nodejs
Quorum is a popular choice for organizations seeking to implement blockchain technology with a focus on privacy, security, and performance, particularly within the financial sector and other industries with stringent requirements.
Smart contract languages: Solidity
We help our customers build many successful applications on EVM-based blockchains including the BNB chain, Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum …
All the blockchains above are based on EVM architecture with some customization in core network, consensus layers, ect. Applications are mostly compatible, if they need to be modified, it is a small thing. EVM-based blockchains are the most popular blockchains platform for building general decentralized applications, especially the coin/token and Defi protocols.
Smart contract languages: Solidity
A Rust-based blockchain refers to a blockchain system whose core components, such as the consensus algorithm, networking, and smart contract execution environment, are developed using the Rust programming language. Rust is a systems programming language that prioritizes safety, performance, and concurrency, making it well-suited for building robust and scalable blockchain platforms.
Some notable Rust-based blockchain projects include:
Polkadot/Substrate: Substrate is a modular and extensible framework for building blockchains, developed by Parity Technologies. It provides a set of tools andlibraries for developers to create custom blockchains tailored to their specific needs. Substrate serves as the foundation for Polkadot, a scalable and interoperable multi-chain platform.
Solana: Solana is a high-performance blockchain platform designed for decentralized applications and crypto-currencies. It features a unique consensus algorithm called Proof of History, which enables high transaction throughput and low latency, making it suitable for various use cases, such as DeFi (decentralized finance) and gaming.
NEAR Protocol: NEAR is a scalable, developer-friendly blockchain platform designed for creating decentralized applications. It uses a unique consensus mechanism called Nightshade, which combines aspects of Proof of Stake and sharding, allowing the platform to achieve high throughput and strong security.
These Rust-based blockchain projects emphasize performance, security, and developer experience, leveraging Rust's strengths in systems programming and resource management. The adoption of Rust in the blockchain ecosystem demonstrates the growing interest in using modern, efficient programming languages for building reliable and scalable distributed systems.
Smart contract languages: Rust, Solidity (for compatible)
The Move-based blockchain utilizes the Move programming language for expressing smart contracts and custom transaction logic. Move is a statically-typed, resource-oriented language that prioritizes safety and reliability, making it well-suited for programming digital assets and complex financial applications on a blockchain platform.
Our blockchain experts work with popular Move-based platforms including Aptos and Sui.
Smart contract languages: Move, Sui Move
is a permissioned, modular, and extensible blockchain platform that provides a foundation for developing blockchain-based applications, products, or solutions. It is an open-source project hosted by the Linux Foundation and is part of the larger Hyperledger umbrella of blockchain and distributed ledger technologies. Hyperledger Fabric is a popular choice for businesses and organizations seeking to implement blockchain technology due to its flexibility, security, and privacy features.
is an enterprise-focused, permissioned blockchain platform based on Ethereum, developed by J.P. Morgan. It is designed to address the specific needs of the financial industry and other industries that require high levels of privacy, security, and performance in their blockchain solutions.
