Blockmason, a blockchain technology developer has announced the release of Lndr v1.1 with multi-currency functionality. Lndr, the “Venmo of the Blockchain”, is a peer-to-peer expense sharing mobile app for iOS and Android that uses BlockMason’s Credit Protocol and the Ethereum blockchain to create, manage and settle casual debts and IOUs between friends.
While Bitcoin democratized the transfer and storage of money and Ethereum democratized the creation and storage of monetary contracts, Blockmason’s Credit Protocol takes the next step by democratizing the creation of credit.
The Credit Protocol allows individuals and businesses to securely record and permanently store mutually-confirmed debt or credit obligations on the blockchain. As one of the first mobile decentralized apps or “dApps,” Lndr is the premier showcase of the Credit Protocol and envisions a future in which peer-to-peer financial transactions are simple and efficient.
[perfectpullquote align=”full” bordertop=”false” cite=”Michael Chin, CEO, and Founder of Blockmason” link=”” color=”” class=”” size=”17″]“Blockmason was founded on the belief that blockchain technologies are the architectural foundation for the next millennium. It’s our aim to help achieve this vision by building a formidable edifice of libraries, contracts, programs, and decentralized apps. This new release of Lndr is a showcase for how our Credit Protocol and the blockchain can propel the $5 trillion consumer credit market into a more transparent and healthy future.”[/perfectpullquote]
With Lndr v1.1, users can now record IOUs, loans or debts in more than 20 of the world’s most popular currencies. Further, users can settle these obligations across multiple currencies as they travel from one country to another. Lndr v1.1 also adds support for ten new languages including Arabic, Czech, Hebrew, Hindi, Hungarian, Indonesian, Russian, Turkish, Thai and Vietnamese.
Blockmason’s first product, the Credit Protocol, provides a standardized, secure and reliable means for recording and permanently storing mutually-confirmed debt or credit obligations on the blockchain. Lndr, the first decentralized app powered by the Credit Protocol, leverages the blockchain to allow friends to quickly record and settle casual debts and IOUs in dozens of currencies.
