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Elamachain and Hybrid Bank Join Hands in Building a Decentralized Credit Rating Ecosystem, Sign Software Supply Agreement

Elamachain and Hybrid Bank Join Hands in Building a Decentralized Credit Rating Ecosystem, Sign Software Supply Agreement

Elamachain and Hybrid Bank signed a formal, software supply agreement, thereby joining forces in building a robust and decentralized credit rating system for the blockchain community. According to the contract’s terms, Elamachain will provide Hybrid Bank with a customized version of its private blockchain technology (software), which the latter can use to develop proprietary solutions for its clientele.

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In courtesy of this partnership, Hybrid Bank users will now be able to use the ELA Coin (ELAMA) for payments within the Hybrid Bank ecosystem. Implementing Elamachain’s AI-Blockchain hybrid software will empower Hybrid Bank by extracting greater value from the unstructured users’ data generated through interactions on the platform. In turn, this will facilitate a more seamless and intuitive experience for end-users, including exchanges, miners, and individuals.

During the period of the agreement, Elamachain shall be responsible for providing maintenance support to Hybrid Bank, while being responsible for upholding the white-label software’s performance, quality, stability, and security. Lastly, the partnership shall allow both companies to discover unprecedented avenues, especially with regard to building futuristic solutions for the global DeFi community.

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