Xsure is a decentralized risk management platform that facilitates real-time communication between insurance providers and the end customer. With the help of machine learning and blockchain trust-less governance technologies we have managed to eliminate third parties from the whole insurance life-cycle and turn it into a dynamic process instead of a static one.

Minerva is the world's first reverse merchant processor. We pay transaction fees to approved businesses integrated within the Minerva economy, we don't charge them. Minerva is a platform designed to incentivize the adoption of its OWL token with a new and disruptive economic model.

Lohn is a widely spread contractual form in various industrial fields of international cooperation relations, especially in the industry of clothing, footwear, leather, furniture, software and hardware, pharmaceutical, metal working, metallurgical, machine tools, automotive, automation, machine building industry, electronics and appliance industry, food and beverage industry, petrochemical industry. The lohn (processing economy) has been and will be a solution to produce goods at reasonable and high-quality prices through the efficient use of labor and cheap raw materials in emerging economies. It is also a business model that creates economic and social progress across the world bringing together markets with productive resources and capabilities. The trading platform developed by the lohncontrol project will create global opportunities for small and medium-sized businesses that are responsible for generating 60% of GDP. It will give them a visibility that they do not have at this time and will encourage the development of direct business between them. This means low manufacturing costs and greater adaptation to market demands. Those who will win at the end of this interaction will be consumers who will get good products at realistic prices.

World Mobile is going the extra mile to open a new world. With nearly 4 billion people left offline, digital exclusion is a significant problem. Unlike traditional mobile networks, World Mobile is based on the sharing economy, selling affordable network nodes to local business owners, and so they have the power to connect themselves and others while sharing the rewards. The World Mobile Token (WMT) is a digital token that is issued with the purpose of allowing the participants to provide a service on the network and be rewarded accordingly for it. The primary role of WMT is to incentivise both token holders that want to support the operation of the network by way of delegating their WMT stake to a node operator (stakers) as well as node operators that operate their own node. WMT is the utility token at the heart of World Mobile Chain, a solution developed in partnership between Input Output Global and World Mobile to democratize access to digital, financial and social services in Africa, the first of its kind to go the extra mile and connect the unconnected. The sharing economy enabled by WMT provides the foundation for affordable network nodes, based on the Cardano blockchain infrastructure. These network nodes act as local relays for internet connectivity. Subscribers to these networks will be able to access Input Output’s digital identity solution, Atala PRISM, which will allow them to use services such as digital banking, healthcare and education.

The art world is traditionally anything but transparent, and that’s where ArtCoin, an investor-driven collective, creates real change for investors. Guiding users through transactions using cryptocurrencies, ArtCoin enables investors to benefit from the increased security and transparency of the Smart Contracts platforms. By pulling together information that everyday investors normally can’t access, ArtCoin democratizes the art market and acts as a direct liaison between investors and the art industry.

Safein is a blockchain-based single sign-on identity management platform ensuring security, comfort and trust for our customers. With Safein, users can easily demonstrate their true identity online where needed and control the extent of their personal data given out to various service providers.