Pulling back the curtain on blockchain.
Nish Kotecha, chairman and cofounder at Finboot, shares about pulling back the curtain on blockchain.
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Nish Kotecha, chairman and cofounder at Finboot, shares about pulling back the curtain on blockchain.
Digital Carbon footprints might not be the first concern when businesses build or refresh their website, and it’s undoubtedly not the only answer to solving digital’s environmental impact, but when every byte of data counts, there is more we can all do in this space.
Blockchain is most simply defined as a shared, immutable ledger that facilitates the process of recording transactions and tracking assets in a business network. As a database, blockchain stores information electronically in a digital format and the technology is renowned for its crucial role in maintaining and securing cryptocurrency systems. It also guarantees the fidelity and security of a record of data and generates trust without the need for a third party, which significantly streamlines processes with end to end visibility and traceability.
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Nish Kotecha, Co-Founder & Chairman, Finboot, shares all the other uses for blockchain aside from cryptocurrency.
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