Cordite Network Map

An open source Corda Network Map implementation

Corda Top Ten Facts #8: Pluggable Consensus

Myth: Corda is not “anchored” to a public blockchain so it isn’t “secure”

When you think of most blockchains, the first thing you often think about is consensus: how are transactions confirmed? Who confirms them? How could this…

Corda Top Ten Facts #7: Both a blockchain and not a blockchain

Myth: Corda is just a database

The Corda team got itself into a bit of a tangle a year or so ago. We presented at a Corda meetup to a group of developers and pointed out that Corda doesn’t have…

Corda Top Ten Facts #9: Unrivalled privacy

Myth: Corda’s privacy story relies on proprietary hardware technology

When we first whiteboarded the concept that became Corda, we were obsessed by privacy. We were driven by the almost visceral, intuitive belief that “if I do a…

Corda Top Ten Facts — All in one place

Everything you wanted to know about Corda but were afraid to ask…

September 2018 marks an exciting milestone: three years since work began on the project that became Corda. I took a trip down memory lane today as I put the finishing…

Insurance on R3 Corda — Why is it important?

The insurance industry’s image of being a conservative sector, insurers have consistently innovated.

Asynchronous Flow invocations with Corda Services

Corda Top Ten Facts #10: Vibrant Open Source Community

Myth: Corda is proprietary software controlled by R3 (or the “evil banks”)

Corda has more developers contributing to it than any of Quorum, Geth or Fabric.

Corda Top Ten Facts #4: Cross-Industry

Myth: Corda is just for finance

Corda was designed to operate in one of the most highly regulated spaces in the world. We worked with banks first because they’re some of the most difficult to persuade and by solving for deployment…