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Miguel Cordon · · 1 min read

Blockchain B2B firm Beowulf secures backing from Singapore’s Consentium, Mars Blockchain

Beowulf, a decentralized cloud network for communications, has raised an undisclosed amount of capital from crypto wallet and chat app Consentium and Mars Blockchain, a price-stable digital currency.

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Beowulf provides communication services to businesses. Recently, it launched Quickom, an inbound communication feature that lets users scan a unique QR code with their smartphones to automatically initiate a direct call.

As part of the deal, Consentium will use Beowulf’s technology to improve its messaging app, which allows users to earn cryptocurrency through engagement.

“Our infrastructure is blockchain, but our applications will be focused on real businesses and consumers,” said William Nguyen, founder of Beowulf.

Mars Blockchain’s shareholders include a network of tech companies in Singapore, listed tech companies in Taiwan, and some equity investment funds.

Editing by Charmaine de Lazo

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