Blockedge Technologies Launches Blockchain Platform For Automotive, Supply Chain Markets

Mobility Outlook Bureau
22 Oct 2021
05:26 PM
1 Min Read

Powered by its UI-driven Blockedge Network Manager, the platform enables advanced automation and is set to accelerate business transformation for companies and consortiums alike.


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Blockedge Technologies, the subsidiary of SecureKloud Technologies, today announced the launch of its Blockchain Network Management Platform.

The company said it provides a simplified plug-and-play BaaS platform that stands in contrast with built-from-scratch manual solutions. 

According to the company headquartered in New Jersey, USA, with its knowledge centre based out of Chennai, India, the platform entails zero-coding, facilitates the generation of iterative dApps, provides multi-cloud and multi-chain support. Furthermore, powered by its UI-driven Blockedge Network Manager, the platform enables advanced automation and is set to accelerate business transformation for companies and consortiums alike.

Speaking at the launch, Kumara Guru, Chief Growth Officer, Blockedge, said, 'Blockchain technology, with its inherent security, trust, and transparency capabilities, enables companies to collaborate and solve shared challenges. But successful adoption depends on careful implementation. And Blockedge is well-positioned at the vanguard - assisting companies to adopt trust and accountability by design. The technology will evolve tremendously in the next couple of years, and Blockedge is fully geared to play a critical role in addressing the challenges that enterprises face.'

Raghav Rao, Head, Presales, Blockedge, said, 'We are known for simplifying and delivering cloud adoption, and blockchain is a natural progression for us. Our platform is purpose-built to ensure seamless blockchain adoption with zero-coding efforts. With our vast cloud expertise, we are the one-stop-shop to explore and deploy multi-cloud and multi-chain networks, and excited to launch the platform for our customers, to abridge the trust gap over business transactions.'

NB: Photo is representational. 

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