Aerum, an Ethereum compatible sidechain solution built on a dApp and smart-contract level, has announced reaching an agreement with CoreLedger AG, the Liechtenstein-based asset tokenization and peer-to-peer transaction infrastructure provider, for a technical partnership.
CoreLedger provides cost-effective, reliable peer-to-peer transaction solutions for businesses and individuals. Through a unique combination of technologies, it increases global market efficiency, empowering everyone to participate in wealth creation. CoreLedger builds a set of tools allowing for any tangible and intangible assets tokenization.
CoreLedger headquarter was officially established in Liechtenstein, in March 2017. It has office locations both in Switzerland (fully owned subsidiary) and Liechtenstein. Now with a dedicated team of 10+ employees, it has become one of the go-to P2P infrastructure and DLT application providers for businesses of all sizes.
CoreLedger consists of an all-star team, showcasing outstanding business, industry and technological experience. The CEO, Dr. Johannes Schweifer, Co-Founder and CEO of CoreLedger AG and Co-Founder of Bitcoin Suisse AG, is a Bitcoin and blockchain, entrepreneurial pioneer. He has more than 15 years of experience in project management and as a software architect for enterprises in IT and financial service sectors. He holds a master’s degree in Chemistry and a Ph.D. in Distributed Computing and Quantum Chemistry from the University of Vienna.
Aerum will not act only as a developer of the decentralized open-source protocol but also as a Blockchain-as-a-Service platform provider for easy onboarding, integration and continuing support of the blockchain components and services, featuring Aerum as core blockchain platforms CoreLedger infrastructure will support.
Both teams are looking forward to successful cooperation. This partnership enables both companies to grow on a solid foundation and to support customers of both companies with future-oriented solutions while protecting their technology investments.
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