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Electrify Asia bringing Blockchain innovations into the mainstream for Asian users
- Published September 14, 2018 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
KEY TAKEAWAYS:
- New up and coming blockchain innovator that can turn ICO or public token sales into mainstream use.
- Provides business consumers access to deals with energy providers and producers with savings on transaction costs.
Blockchain innovations are becoming more widely recognised and accepted as a form of transactions and fundraising, largely due to the of worldwide run of the largest cryptocurrency, Bitcoin.
Start-up business, Electrify Asia, is changing the way we view Blockchain innovations and the way we utilise them.
Electrify Asia allows investors to access and compare deals with energy providers, firms and power producers, with instant contracts drawn up, providing large savings on transaction costs. Currently only available to business customers but rolling out to residential customers where it hopes to extend to Japan and Australia.
About Electrify.Asia
ELECTRIFY will enable the decentralisation of power production and bring the power of choice to the consumer.
We aim to build a better electricity network, and it starts with an intelligent energy ecosystem.
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