SIMBA Chain, a blockchain corporate solutions provider, has launched SIMBA Blocks, a new blockchain cloud service. Businesses can use traditional Web2 interfaces while still gaining access to decentralized Web3 infrastructure thanks to this user-friendly platform. Both SIMBA Blocks’ web-based administration and monitoring interface is simple to use. Therefore, this means that traditional businesses can easily integrate blockchain technology.
Blockchain building made easy by SIMBA Chain
Tokenization, Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs), and supply chain management are just some of the use cases for which SIMBA Blocks’ solution-specific modules are optimized. It also has a drag-and-drop smart contract development environment. This is a key feature that allows developers, institutions, enterprises, or any other organization to swiftly and efficiently design Web3 solutions. You can use GraphQL to search through the data models that the smart contract designer built right in the SIMBA Blocks UI.
SIMBA Chain (Simple Blockchain Applications) has eased the development of blockchain apps by reducing complications. As a result, it has made the technology available to everyone, irrespective of their blockchain expertise. Also, its Intuitive and strong features make it possible for Web2 companies to embrace blockchain technology. This is because it eliminates the need to go through a costly and time-consuming process.
As an additional benefit, SIMBA Chain enables clients to implement blockchain applications without investing large sums of time and resources to hire consultants or technology specialists. Furthermore, SIMBA Blocks’ built-in security and monitoring features allow customers to combine both Web2 and Web3 applications to optimize use-cases.
Users are also able to switch between several blockchain protocols without difficulty. In addition, SIMBA Blocks translate all API calls into blockchain transactions in a seamless manner. This is possible through auto-generating virtual REST APIs that are coupled to smart contracts. Because the APIs allow both public and private blockchains, any developer may quickly and easily implement smart contracts.