Wecan Chain: Blockchain Access for Every Company

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

2 years ago


Wecan Chain is now publicly accessible, simplifying business integration with blockchain. The goal is to make blockchain technologies accessible by masking technical complexity.

A Simplified Concept for Rapid Adoption

Wecan Chain acts as an interface between businesses and the blockchain, simplifying complex operations. This enables companies to integrate blockchain technologies quicker and with reduced learning and development costs. The standardized API provides developers with simplified commands to interact with blockchain data.

Concrete Use Cases

Wecan Chain is used for secure instant messaging and compliance management. In the Michel Reybier Hospitality group, Wecan Chain records messaging events. The system is also used in Wecan Comply for verifying data and document authenticity. Additionally, Wecan Chain helps in creating decentralized registers for tasks like cadastre administration and authentication of luxury goods.

Modular Architecture for Scalability

Wecan Chain is adaptable and easily integrates into existing enterprise systems. The API adds security and immutability through blockchain without disrupting current infrastructures. Wecan Chain can handle high transaction volumes and is compatible with various blockchains, making it a sustainable solution for businesses.

The public opening of Wecan Chain allows more organizations to integrate blockchain into core processes. The API offers a reliable, scalable, and accessible solution for creating registers, optimizing supply chains, and managing data.

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