Blockchain As A Service

(BlaaS)

The V2 BlaaS is a cross-cloud, cross-portal, cross-framework infrastructure used to deploy and operate all types of
blockchain applications.
The aim is to change the existing problem of the high cost of developing and deploying blockchain applications by,
just like the internet, providing public resource and interoperability environments to developers. This greatly
reduces costs associated with the development, deployment, operations, maintenance and regulation of blockchain
applications and, thereby, will accelerate the development and universal adaptation of blockchain technology.

Today‘s Blockchain Challenges

Blockchain development, deployment, and management is expensive and complicated

Blockchains typically run separately on different servers or clouds

Many different underlying structures and frameworks create incompatibility

Experienced blockchain developers in short supply

Permissioned Blockchains

Permissionless Blockchains

Interchain

Capabilities –

Purchase BlaaS Resources

Create Projects and Keys for Connecting to Public Chain nodes

Manage Permissioned Chains

Update Smart Contracts

Manage Off-Chain System Access

Access Interchain Services

BlaaS Structure

Operation & Maintenance
Developer Cross-chain Training & Development
Dapp Contract Development & Deployment
Developer Framework Training
Cloud Resource

Savings

45% overall annual cost savings
66% cost savings in developer training and operations/maintenance
89% cost savings in cross-chain services development

Scenario

20 permissioned Dapps on intranet with one public chain node and one shared permissioned node
Each Dapp/chain has three peer nodes
Dapps developed and deployed on Fabric (5), Quorum (7), and Corda (8)
Dapp configurations: TPS = 10, disk capacity = 500G, identical data usage across both scenarios

BlaaS Use Cases

Copyright Protection

Procurement

E-Government

Asset Digitalization

Supply Chain Finance

Supply Chain Management

Internet of Things

Contract Management

Digital Evidence

Agricultural Product Traceability

Healthcare

Non-Profit

Benefits BlaaS to Business

1. Trust
Enables trust between participants who don’t know each other.

2. Decentralized structure
Enables real-time data sharing among businesses like suppliers and distributors while reducing points of weakness.

3. Improved security and privacy
Creates and unalterable record of transaction with end-to-end encryption, which reduces fraud and unauthorized activity.

4. Reduced costs
Creates efficiencies by reducing manual tasks such as aggregating and amending data and by easing reporting and auditing.

5. Speed
Eliminates intermediaries so transactions are handled faster than conventional methods.

6. Visibility and traceability
Tracks the origins of a variety of items, such as medicines, to confirm they are legitimate instead of counterfeit and organic items to confirm they’re indeed organic.

7. Immutability
Ensures transactions can’t be changed or deleted.

8. Individual control of data
Gives entities the ability to decide what digital data they want to share, with whom and for how long, with limits enforced by smart contracts.

9. Tokenization
Converts value of an asset into a digital token recorded and shared via blockchain, Non-fungible tokens are used to sell digital art.

10. Innovation
Leaders across multiple industries are exploring and implementing blockchain-based systems to solve intractable problems and improve long-standing cumbersome practices, such as verifying the info on a job resume.

Blockchain in Enterprise

Blockchain and other Distributed Ledger Technologies (DLTs) represent the next-generation infrastructure for the internet, enabling trust and transparency in a decentralized but controllable way

Manufacturing