Horizen’s partnership with Tatum, a platform that simplifies blockchain development, enhances EON by simplifying application development.
The deal focuses on JavaScript capabilities, RPC (NYSE:RES) nodes, and blockchain data retrieval via API, making it easier for developers to integrate blockchain features into their applications using Tatum’s tools.
The partnership aims to simplify the development of blockchain technology by reducing technical complexities. Tatum’s expertise in streamlining blockchain operations can benefit the EON chain.
Tatum provides developers with various features, including the option to activate its JavaScript SDK. This tool streamlines app development by offering user-friendly tools and frameworks for incorporating blockchain functionality.
Developers can also use Tatum’s cross-chain interaction support, allowing dapps to communicate with other blockchains like Ethereum, BNB Chain, and Polygon. With EON’s introduction to Tatum’s structure, developers can build and launch an RPC Node reliably and cost-effectively.
The Blockchain Data Retrieval through API feature provides developers on EON access to necessary blockchain data such as token balance inquiry, transaction monitoring, and interoperability.
Rob Viglione, the co-founder of Horizen and CEO of Horizen Labs, said:
While Jiri Kobelka, the CEO of Tatum, said:
EON, Horizen’s EVM-compatible smart contract platform, is a layer-2 solution that leverages Horizen’s Zendoo protocol, which allows the creation of scalable and interoperable blockchains.
The EON Alpha blockchain is now available on its mainnet and public testnet, Gobi. This technology allows developers to create personalized and secure blockchains and applications.
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