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Smart Layer

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Blockchain service enabling app-like utility for ERC20 and ERC721 tokens.

Overview

Smart Layer operates in the blockchain financial services sector, with a focus on improving the utility of ERC20 and ERC721 tokens through its token applications, referred to as Tapps. The company seeks to overcome the limitations of traditional token interactions by enabling on-chain actions across multiple channels. This approach is designed to serve a variety of users, including developers, businesses, and token holders, by providing tools for efficient deployment of Tapps. Smart Layer's competitive advantage is based on its integration of ownership and experience within a single token, which is intended to facilitate rapid deployment and increase user engagement in the blockchain ecosystem.

Key facts

Founded
2017
Headquarters
Sydney, Australia

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About Smart Layer

What does Smart Layer do?

Smart Layer operates in the blockchain financial services sector, with a focus on improving the utility of ERC20 and ERC721 tokens through its token applications, referred to as Tapps.

Where is Smart Layer headquartered?

Smart Layer is headquartered in Sydney, Australia.

When was Smart Layer founded?

Smart Layer was founded in 2017.

Which sector is Smart Layer in?

Smart Layer operates in Decentralized Finance, part of Financial Technology.

Who are Smart Layer's competitors?

Companies similar to Smart Layer include Joltify, AllianceBlock, and Connectiv.