EdenChain is the engine behind the most dynamic enterprise blockchain infrastructure.

EdenChain is a tokenization platform optimized for enterprises

Edenchain is a blockchain technology designed specifically with enterprises in mind. It is fast, secure and reliable third generation blockchain platform that allows all tangible and intangible values to be capitalized through smart contracts, enabling people to freely trade through the internet without intermediaries.

EdenChain is a Permissioned Blockchain

As a permissioned blockchain, EdenChain is optimal for enterprise adoption as it can be customized for ever-changing business needs; giving businesses a greater degree of control, privacy and security

EdenChain is scalable

Parallel execution through Namespace and Merkle Tree technology enables the platform to carry out a vast number of transactions simultaneously. A permissioned blockchain builds a trustworthy environment for smart contract execution through the use of nodes within each Namespace.

Edenchain Intro Video

Table of Contents

• EdenChain Introduction
  • Overview
  • Permissioned Blockchain
  • Design Principle
    • Scalability
    • Accessibility
    • High Availability
  • Consensus Algorithm
    • POET
  • Namespace
  • REST API
  • Transaction Processor
• Architecture
  • Overview
  • Distributed Ledger Layer
  • Execution Layer
  • Bridge Layer
  • Service Architecture
  • Hypernode & Supernode
  • Hyper Node
  • Super Node
  • Core Components
• Wallet
  • Configuring E-Wallet development environment
  • Build E-Wallet
  • Wallet Sequence Diagram
  • Wallet Test Version
  • Faucet
• dApp Development
  • Message Encryption/Decryption for Internal communication
  • Urlscheme and Universal Link definition
  • Public Interface API Specification
  • EIAM Server
    • EIAM Data Encryption
  • Data Models
• SDK
  • SDK
  • Javascript
    • Testing Sample Application for Javascript
    • Install SDK & Development for Javascript
  • Python
    • Testing Sample Application for Python
    • Install SDK & Development for Python

Note

If you have questions not addressed by this documentation, or run into issues with any of the tutorials, please visit the questions page for some tips on where to find additional help.