Center Prime to support QuarkChain in connecting the real economy with the DeFi ecosystem

By Leandra Monteiro

Center Prime has signed an agreement with QuarkChain, a blockchain platform based on sharding. The agreement is for a project which will connect the real economy with the DeFi ecosystem. By this partnership, QuarkChain will be supported through Center Prime’s Oracle Perceptron Wallet SDK (Software Development Kit). Therefore, QuarkChain will be able to provide real economy services such as transportation cards, gift certificates, local currency, and overseas remittance fees.

Oracle Perceptron is a platform that connects the DeFi industry and traditional finance by cross-chaining various networks such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain, Tron, and Quark Chain, and by incorporating blockchain in the open banking API of traditional finance. Services provided by Oracle Perceptron include Neuron Assets, operators, wallets, Explorer, and Payment Gateway. Also part of these services is Oracle Perceptron Wallet, which is a technology that connect various assets with the real economy and resolves the UX/UI problems that hinder the expansion of the DeFi industry. The Oracle Perceptron wallet is available in two categories: personal and enterprise.

With the support of QuarkChain in Oracle Perceptron Wallet’s SDK, a technology that is attracting attention from a multitude of people, many developers and users can easily and conveniently advance and use the core functions of the wallet. In addition, users can efficiently and conveniently manage and store public and private keys while utilising various real economy services.

An official from CenterPrime said, “As QuarkChain, a stable blockchain platform based on sharding, participates in the Oracle DeFi ecosystem, the expansion of the Oracle DeFi ecosystem that connects various services in the real economy to the DeFi industry is expected to accelerate. We look forward to the Oracle Perceptron as a window to a new world for users of the multitude of QuarkChain platforms.”