A growing number of Retail businesses are looking at blockchain technology for what it is and what it will be. Despite the limited presence of blockchain in retail, experts believe in the variety of use cases that are likely to succeed.
Blockchain technology makes it possible for both retailers and e-commerce operators to execute post-sale supply chain and distribution processes automatically with smart contract technology. By accepting digital currencies, merchants can also interact with consumers on a peer-to-peer basis.
Status is a multi-purpose communication tool that combines a peer-to-peer messenger, decentralized crypto-wallet, and Web3 browser.
Propy is a global real estate marketplace dedicated to solving the problems of purchasing property across borders. This is done by creating a novel unified property store and asset transfer platform for the global real estate industry. Propy allows buyers, sellers, brokers, and escrow/title agents/notaries to come together through the utilization of a suite of smart contracts on Blockchain to facilitate transactions.
SteelTrace is a blockchain based platform for all companies, from steel production to installer to end client, that enables traceability of steel quality via the first true digital certificate.
CanYa is an Australian blockchain company which provides an Ethereum-based services marketplace for freelancers and a funding platform for open-source software.
Driven by Industry 4.0, ARXUM develops a worldwide production network for the Supply Chain. ARXUM is able to connect customers directly to production machines through carefully enabled Smart Contracts. Manufacturers connected by ARXUM's protocol benefit from robust and secure connectivity, worldwide accessibility, and standardized production order protocol with rich data exchange.
Vaultitude is a platform which addresses the needs of intellectual property (IP) professionals, technology transfer managers, artists, scientists and inventors by establishing documented ownership of intellectual property.