EOS File Store splits the file into multiple related transactions of actions, stored on the EOS blockchain, and recovers the file from the first.
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EOS FileStore dapp description
EOS FileStore — a secure, immutable file store on the EOS blockchain. EOSfilestore uploads files to the EOS blockchain as multiple transactions (actions).
EOSfilestore was tested mainly for small files (up to 1MB). The net count is predictable for each transaction, but the CPU can vary. You can test a small file and make an estimate.
Benefits of using the project:
| Immutability | Once you upload a file to the blockchain, it cannot be edited. |
| Proof of time | You can claim that you had the file at a specific point in the past. And the deal is your proof. |
| Free | There is no cost to upload a file to EOS, but you need enough EOS to stack on CPU and NET. |
Files, uploaded by EOSfilestore, are not encrypted. This is because EOS is a public blockchain, so the contents of the file can be read by anyone. You can encrypt the file before uploading.
Additionally about the blockchain product
If you like EOSfilestore, you can fund the development by donating to EOS. White Paper and RoadMap are not available on the site. Instead, the developers offer to study information about the project through the "Answers to Questions" section. The community does not maintain social networks.
Sponsors and partners of the project:
- EOS Nation;
- EOS Impera.
The source code of the project can be viewed on the GitHub site.