The Ether Review #76?'??'"?'?Attores & Indorse, Smart Contracts as a Service

The founders of Attores, Gorang Torvekar and David Moskowitz discuss their notion of ?’?œsmart contracts as a service?’.

The platform is currently being piloted by nanyang polytechnic in Singapore as a digital diploma registry. This is being extended into a full professional network platform called Indorse, which ran an ICO earlier this year.

In addition to the above we discuss the birth of the Ethereum Kovan testnet, which has it?’?s origins in a pub, just outside the Attores/Ethereum Foundation/Digix co-working space in Singapore.

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