The notable use cases of VeChain, the leading enterprise blockchain platform, continue to gain traction within and outside the crypto industry, as it strives to boost the chance of mainstream adoption of blockchain technology.
The latest to gain adoption is VeChain ToolChain, a self-developed comprehensive blockchain application platform backed by the VeChainThor blockchain.
The new development was recently announced by VeChain Foundation. According to the report, Shan, a premium Ginseng snack producer in China, has adopted VeChain ToolChain. Shan will be able to leverage several use cases on the ToolChain platform such as a means for producers to share their stories, demonstrate quality, among others.
VeChain Foundation tweeted, “We are pleased to welcome Shan, a premium Ginseng snack producer in China, to the VeChain Toolchain platform! Using our technology, producers can share their stories, demonstrate quality and enhance brand perception. VeChainThor transforms data in to value.”
We are pleased to welcome Shan, a premium Ginseng snack producer in China, to the #VeChain Toolchain platform!
Using our technology, producers can share their stories, demonstrate quality and enhance brand perception.#VeChainThor transforms data in to value. #Web3 #Blockchain pic.twitter.com/be3vgExV05
— VeChain Foundation (@vechainofficial) January 6, 2022
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About VeChain ToolChain
As earlier stated, VeChain ToolChain is a self-developed comprehensive blockchain application platform backed by the VeChainThor blockchain.
With BaaS, PaaS, SaaS offerings, VeChain ToolChain facilitates transparency, grants overarching insight into a product’s legacy data, and creates new ways to generate value for both consumers, brands, and supply chain participants alike.
VeChain ToolChain enables businesses of all sizes to leverage blockchain technology to further utilize these data, creating novel services and products in new, collaborative ways.
