Use-case assessment
Start by identifying the participants, the information they share and the trust problem involved. Compare a blockchain approach with a conventional database before choosing the technology.
SoftwareWe help businesses explore decentralized technology and blockchain solutions. A blockchain keeps a shared record across participants; whether it suits a project depends on who must trust, update and verify that record.
Discuss your projectTeams investigating a decentralized application or evaluating whether a shared ledger fits a business problem.
Describe why multiple participants need a shared record and what a conventional system cannot provide. Do not place private information on a public ledger without understanding its visibility and persistence. Any contract-based implementation also needs an appropriate review and testing plan.
Start by identifying the participants, the information they share and the trust problem involved. Compare a blockchain approach with a conventional database before choosing the technology.
A decentralized application still needs a usable interface and decisions about data stored outside the chain. Discuss accounts, transaction handling, integrations and the boundary between on-chain and off-chain work.
Network choice, transaction fees, key management and the ability to update an application affect its operation. These tradeoffs should be understood before building a production solution.
No. A conventional application and database may be simpler when a trusted operator can manage the record. Blockchain becomes relevant when the project's trust and verification requirements justify the additional complexity.
Explain the business workflow, its participants and the records they need to share. Include privacy constraints, existing systems and why you are considering decentralization so the options can be assessed.
Share your goals, current systems and the problems you want to solve.
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