Tendermint, a blockchain development platform, has announced that it is moving into deployment phase in partnership with The Vanbex Group, a leading Bitcoin 2.0 marketing and public relations firm.
“Tendermint removes the previous complexities associated with blockchain development so that large institutions, as well as smaller, independent programmers can create their own blockchain technologies easily and efficiently”, the press release said.
The project uses an in-house deployment tool, referred to as mintnet, which enables blockchain creation through Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud Platform, Microsoft Azure, or Digital Ocean within 3 minutes.
Tendermint enables users to write smart-contracts in any programming language and also leverage existing codebases, workflows, and development ecosystems to build complex & production-quality applications. It offers the ability to create bearer assets, operate as a clearinghouse and can settle contracts in seconds.
The press release that the partnership with The Vanbex Group will allow Tendermint to reach blockchain developers, entrepreneurs and enthusiasts, as well as mainstream media, large institutions and independent programmers and coders.
Digital Currency
Blockchain Development Platform Tendermint Joins Forces With The Vanbex Group
Tendermint, a blockchain development platform, has announced that it is moving into deployment phase in partnership with The Vanbex Group, a leading Bitcoin 2.0 marketing and public relations firm. “Tendermint removes th…
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