Description
Lamarkaz is the first blockchain startup based in Cairo, Egypt. Systems built on top of the blockchain can be fully decentralized and distributed over a consortium or a global peer-to-peer network. Smart Contracts allow decentralized apps, or dApps, to run autonomously without the need for a central server, company or middleman to handle running costs and administration. This allows a service to exist without any maintenance costs or administrational responsibility. dApps allow service providers to save middlemen and infrastructure maintenance costs while ensuring future-proof continuity of their services. Lamarkaz develops fully decentralized dApps using the Ethereum blockchain infrastructure. The dApps we develop can be launched on the global Ethereum public network or on their own separate private or consortium blockchain infrastructure. Smart Contracts allow secure and safe financial transactions between peers without the need to trust one another. Transaction rules can be enforced by smart contracts on all parties using code. The global distributed peer-to-peer consensus enforces these rules without the need for a central authority. Partnering institutions can create trust...
Lamarkaz is the first blockchain startup based in Cairo, Egypt. Systems built on top of the blockchain can be fully decentralized and distributed over a consortium or a global peer-to-peer network. Smart Contracts allow decentralized apps, or dApps, to run autonomously without the need for a central server, company or middleman to handle running costs and administration. This allows a service to exist without any maintenance costs or administrational responsibility. dApps allow service providers to save middlemen and infrastructure maintenance costs while ensuring future-proof continuity of their services. Lamarkaz develops fully decentralized dApps using the Ethereum blockchain infrastructure. The dApps we develop can be launched on the global Ethereum public network or on their own separate private or consortium blockchain infrastructure. Smart Contracts allow secure and safe financial transactions between peers without the need to trust one another. Transaction rules can be enforced by smart contracts on all parties using code. The global distributed peer-to-peer consensus enforces these rules without the need for a central authority. Partnering institutions can create trust...