Blockchain startup CoinSciences adds 13 new members to its partner program, aiming to get more companies using blockchain technology

Crazy Review : Most of the companies participating in the cooperation with the startup CoinSciences are existing users of the MultiChain platform. This project formalizes this partnership and can provide these companies with market exposure and in-depth technical support. In the two years of cooperation between Accenture and CoinSciences, the company has tried everything from building proof of concept to supporting pilot projects in order to meet customer needs. I believe this has played a big role in the promotion and testing of blockchain technology.

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Accenture is one of 13 companies working with startup CoinSciences to get more enterprise companies using blockchain technology.

Most of the companies involved in this collaboration are existing users of the MultiChain platform, and this project simply formalizes these relationships. Participants include professional services firm Accenture, financial technology provider D+H, and IT company Mphasis.

Founder and CEO Gideon Greenspan said the goal is to expand the blockchain consulting market while raising awareness of its MultiChain private blockchain platform and its partners’ services.

Gideon Greenspan

Regarding the launch of the MultiChain platform, he said:

“The MultiChain Platform Partner Program allows us to formalize our relationships with these companies, providing them with market exposure and in-depth technical support.”

The move is a step towards Multichain gaining public attention and becoming a major player in the permissioned blockchain space. The companies involved in the collaboration are using the company’s platform as the basis for proof-of-concepts and prototype development for their respective users.

CoinSciences is launching a project for the first time as a provider of bitcoin blockchain technology, similar to the cross-border proof of concept recently launched by Dutch multinational bank Rabobank.

In the statement, partner Accenture expressed its admiration for CoinSciences and its work, specifically highlighting CoinSciences’ use of the Multichain platform as the basis for early blockchain testing.

David Treat

David Treat, managing director of Accenture’s Financial Services Blockchain practice, said in the statement:

“We have been working with MultiChain for nearly two years and have seen the platform evolve rapidly to meet the needs of our customers, from building proofs of concept to supporting pilot projects.”

The news highlights Accenture’s expanding footprint in the blockchain space. Other startups the services firm has partnered with include Digital Asset Holdings, Blockstream, and Monax.