There are thousands of companies formed around this new technology, below are just a few…
Hyperledger - An open source project that aids the development of blockchain-based distributed ledgers. Created by the Linux Foundation in 2016, Hyperledger has had enterprises of all kinds start to collaborate to build ledgers for global industries.
Personal Finance by Eco - Eco allows users to use their platform as their own personal finance hub, they offer substantially higher interest rates than their banking counterparts, they also allow for direct bill pay.
**Identity Verification (verified.me) by SecureKey -** This platform helps speed up the identity verification process by using your consent to share needed information with the requesting parties. This drastically reduces the chance of identity theft via data breaches.
**Foreign Currency Exchange by CLS-Group** - This helps mitigate risk and increase efficiency when completing currency swaps. Offering instant and reliable service when dealing with swapping currency can save users significant time and money.
Event Ticketing by True Tickets - This helps create a more efficient and comprehensive way of issuing, buying, and selling tickets. The goal is to better connect the participating parties and remove gatekeeping platforms that charge excessive fees, double purchases, and ticket authenticity.
**Autonomous Car by Car eWallet** - Cars becoming more reliable on software means more opportunity for shared learning amongst them. This platform allows for our software led cars of the future to continually share and leverage total network insights.
**Internet of Loyalty by Loyyal** - Loyyal is attempting to connect parties and ensure a lifetime of connection between them to do the following: Expand partner network (more network participants = more potential partners), expand marketing capabilities (personalize offers to members based on their tendencies), enhance program profitability (the better your rewards program, the more revenue generated as a result).
T-Mobile partners with Helium to launch Helium Mobile, a subscription service starting at just $5 per month that runs Helium’s decentralized network alongside T-Mobile’s more established 5G grid.